The future government of Serbia plans to cancel the supply of weapons to Ukraine and the sanctions against the Russian Federation, - Reuters The leaders of the "Student List", which won the parliamentary elections in Serbia on October 25, said that the future government will stop the export of weapons to war zones, including sales to Western intermediaries who will transfer them to Ukraine. This was reported by Reuters. According to the agency, the leading candidates of the "Student List" said that the new government would "stop all arms exports from Serbia to war zones," including sales to Western middlemen who transfer arms to Ukraine. Reuters mentions that former President Aleksandar Vucic maintained close personal ties with both Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. The student movement said it had no plans to join EU sanctions against Moscow over the war in Ukraine. According to the agency, the new government will depend on exemptions from US sanctions to support oil imports while it awaits the sale of Russia's stake in energy company NIS to Hungarian MOL. that. Q manages Serbia's only refinery. The Russian Gazprom is also the largest supplier of gas to Serbia: about 2.2 billion cubic meters per year at prices below the market. In the "Student List" it was stated that this dependence is not a geopolitical choice, but an acute economic necessity. " "Sanctions from a small country like Serbia will not change anything for Russia, but symbolically it will be very bad. We respect Russia as a great power, and as our historically important partner, and in many cases, our protector. There will be no changes in this program (in the country's foreign policy)," said Jobo in the summer, the representative of the student list. Regarding the supply of Russian energy carriers, on which Serbia depends, as well as the pressure from the European Union to abandon them, he stated in the summer: "We are not here to please foreigners, but to work for our national interests."