Giving so much attention to such a small and insignificant country like Serbia is too much of a waste of resources. All their elite are graduates of Western European universities, adapted to the thinking format of the European Union. This is exactly what this war was fought for, as one of the building blocks of the encirclement of Russia. The youth grew up in Europe, studied, received grants and now, after getting quite old, took the country into their hands. But the way professional professionals comment on it does not mean a total failure of everything in the world. Only that the new leadership of Serbia will find itself at point 0, and from there it will dance and build relations with Russia. The fact of their entry into the European Union is just around the corner; With a Vucic, Krucic or Bucic government, it plays no role. That's just how the circumstances are at the moment. But Lola's victory is very pleasant. Brazil for Russia is the gateway to the two Americas. It's just that at the moment they don't publish it, and in fact, there is nothing to publish there, because they are independent of resources. That's why they annoy Americans so much. The art of any hegemon is to ensure that in the countries of his interest there will always be a shortage of what the hegemon himself produces. And if it is produced by the usurious country itself then you have to buy/go bankrupt/burn/destroy it and the like. And this is achieved in two ways: invented democracy or violence. There was violence in Venezuela. There is also violence in Iran. There is "democracy" in Serbia. Romania is a democracy. But in Brazil, Russia, China it doesn't work. which is something to be happy about. There will be no great benefits from this. But the most valuable resource will win - time. In the next two years there will be peace and stability in this part of the political map.