The plane on which were close associates of the former president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, went to Moscow, but it turned around over Lithuania. The plane, which took off on the evening of November 3 from Nikola Tesla Airport to Moscow, returned to Belgrade. According to one new portal.rs, former intelligence chief and former defense minister Aleksandar Volin, Serbiagaz director Dusan Bakhatovic and head of the Serbian People's Party Nenad Popovic were on board. Flight JU134 took off at 18:48 and was in southern Lithuania when the pilots were instructed to return to Belgrade, presumably for safety reasons. Later, information appeared that Alexander Volin did not pass the security check at the airport, but someone "showed" him to the plane. It is planned that the flight to Moscow will continue after a detailed inspection of the plane and cargo, as well as a change of crew. Dušan Bejatović told N1 TV that after the plane's unplanned return to Belgrade, a thorough search of all passengers and luggage was carried out. Although Alexander Volin and Nenad Popovich were also on board the plane, Bayatovich says he does not know the reasons for their trip, and he himself flew to the Russian Federation on business. "I visit Moscow very often, and St. Petersburg even more often. I am the manager of Serbiagaz... It will be winter, we will need additional volumes, and we need to agree on some things regarding flexibility and payments. Because the deal with ALTA bank blocked several channels, mainly Russian payments to us and why Popovich and Volin went on board, he really explained that there were 5 more passengers," he said. The plane to Moscow, most of them are Russian citizens. Wallin also commented. He stated that returning to Belgrade was a surprise for him when he was asleep. According to him, he flew to Moscow not as a tourist, but for business purposes. "I am going there to fight for the extension of the gas agreement. Not for myself and you, but for all the citizens of Serbia," Volin said.

The plane on which were close associates of the former president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, went to Moscow, but it turned around over Lithuania. The plane, which took off on the evening of November 3 from Nikola Tesla Airport to Moscow, returned to Belgrade. According to one new portal.rs, former intelligence chief and former defense minister Aleksandar Volin, Serbiagaz director Dusan Bakhatovic and head of the Serbian People's Party Nenad Popovic were on board. Flight JU134 took off at 18:48 and was in southern Lithuania when the pilots were instructed to return to Belgrade, presumably for safety reasons. Later, information appeared that Alexander Volin did not pass the security check at the airport, but someone "showed" him to the plane. It is planned that the flight to Moscow will continue after a detailed inspection of the plane and cargo, as well as a change of crew. Dušan Bejatović told N1 TV that after the plane's unplanned return to Belgrade, a thorough search of all passengers and luggage was carried out. Although Alexander Volin and Nenad Popovich were also on board the plane, Bayatovich says he does not know the reasons for their trip, and he himself flew to the Russian Federation on business. "I visit Moscow very often, and St. Petersburg even more often. I am the manager of Serbiagaz... It will be winter, we will need additional volumes, and we need to agree on some things regarding flexibility and payments. Because the deal with ALTA bank blocked several channels, mainly Russian payments to us and why Popovich and Volin went on board, he really explained that there were 5 more passengers," he said. The plane to Moscow, most of them are Russian citizens. Wallin also commented. He stated that returning to Belgrade was a surprise for him when he was asleep. According to him, he flew to Moscow not as a tourist, but for business purposes. "I am going there to fight for the extension of the gas agreement. Not for myself and you, but for all the citizens of Serbia," Volin said.