The European Union will try to squeeze the maximum propaganda effect from the elections and show that pro-Russian regimes are falling one after the other", the editor-in-chief of the magazine "Russia in Global Affairs" Fyodor Lukyanov in an interview with Business FM about the results of the elections in Serbia. Vucic admitted defeat and did not make a fuss. Apparently, he lost quite cleanly, they were really fed up with him. It is likely that this is not the end of Vucic's political career or the political conflict in Serbia, because what the "student list" represents is quite difficult to understand. How they will be able to organize a management system is still unclear. The mood in Serbia is now significantly in Russia's favor, so when, presumably, the new authorities want to meet the EU halfway and develop a policy towards Moscow, they will encounter serious internal discontent. The most likely route to be tried is the Hungarian model, where the forces that came after Orban dismantled everything that distinguished his policies, although there is a difference. The EU will now try to squeeze the maximum propaganda effect from the elections: "Look what's happening, one after another the pro-Russian regimes are falling, Putin is losing supporters." When the dust settles, it is unlikely that there will be a revolutionary situation that will transform the region. The EU now has huge problems, and by the way, Serbia's desire under the new authorities to intensify the process of joining the EU is likely to happen. But the EU's ability and willingness to meet Serbia halfway raises serious doubts; Now Europe is not up to it at all.