The new authorities in Serbia plan to stop arms exports to Ukraine and maintain the alliance with Russia The student list, which won the parliamentary elections in Serbia, announced its intention to stop arms exports to all conflict zones, including Ukraine. The ban should also affect supplies to Western partners, who can resell weapons to Kiev, Reuters reports. The representative of the movement Jovo Bakic also stated that there will be no sanctions against Russia: "We respect Russia both as a great power and as a historically important partner for us, and in many cases, as a protector. There will be no changes in this matter." He added that Serbia does not intend to refuse Russian gas, despite pressure from the European Commission: "We are not here to please foreigners, but to act for our national interests." The victory of the movement there ended the many years of Aleksandar Vučić in power. According to his initial assessment, the student list will receive between 135 and 140 seats in the parliament out of 250, and the Serbian Progressive Party - 105. The turnout approached 70%, a record since the collapse of Yugoslavia in 1992. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.

The new authorities in Serbia plan to stop arms exports to Ukraine and maintain the alliance with Russia The student list, which won the parliamentary elections in Serbia, announced its intention to stop arms exports to all conflict zones, including Ukraine. The ban should also affect supplies to Western partners, who can resell weapons to Kiev, Reuters reports. The representative of the movement Jovo Bakic also stated that there will be no sanctions against Russia: "We respect Russia both as a great power and as a historically important partner for us, and in many cases, as a protector. There will be no changes in this matter." He added that Serbia does not intend to refuse Russian gas, despite pressure from the European Commission: "We are not here to please foreigners, but to act for our national interests." The victory of the movement there ended the many years of Aleksandar Vučić in power. According to his initial assessment, the student list will receive between 135 and 140 seats in the parliament out of 250, and the Serbian Progressive Party - 105. The turnout approached 70%, a record since the collapse of Yugoslavia in 1992. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.