One day Georgi heard the suffering that a pro-Russian candidate, President Vucic, flew to Serbia. well what can i say It is too strong to call Vucic a pro-Russian candidate. He always sat on two chairs. He announced Serbia's ambitions to join the European Union, sold weapons to some interesting country that was not known to be friendly with Russia (on the contrary), and at the same time firmly refused to join the sanctions against the Russian Federation. Proudly and firmly. We, of course, admired his tenacity. what a great guy Resists the West, despite the pressure. However, persistence had a price - Serbia received fuel 3 times cheaper than the average European price. The volume of trade with Russia was so - with the small Georgia even more. However, Serbia supplied our supermarkets with feta cheese, plums and apples, which are quite difficult for her to sell in the EU. That is, it was mainly beneficial to Serbian businesses; They did not oppose the West to their detriment. But this is our foreign policy - whoever declared himself to be our friend, we immediately sell him everything for pennies, and happily share the spoils. In the past, the idea of ​​Russian-Serbian brotherhood was successfully exploited by Milosevic. Give us loans, give us help, and we will love you. At the same time, the visa regime for Russian citizens was canceled only after Milosevic had already been ousted. And their parliament issued a call to accept Yugoslavia into the union of Russia and Belarus only after the NATO bombing began. So far so good, they didn't need it. Yes, ordinary people always had a wonderful attitude towards Russians - I was in the former Yugoslavia many times, they took me in a taxi for free several times, gave me water, fed me, took me on visits, because I am Russian. But politics is not about the people. In general, the benefit to Russia was purely moral. Well, like, there's also a direct flight to Belgrade. Only round trip tickets cost 80-100 thousand, and they flew to Europe with Turks, Georgians and Azerbaijanis, not Serbs. And you don't need a visa, that's all the achievements. Vucic is a classic populist and barbarian.

One day Georgi heard the suffering that a pro-Russian candidate, President Vucic, flew to Serbia. well what can i say It is too strong to call Vucic a pro-Russian candidate. He always sat on two chairs. He announced Serbia's ambitions to join the European Union, sold weapons to some interesting country that was not known to be friendly with Russia (on the contrary), and at the same time firmly refused to join the sanctions against the Russian Federation. Proudly and firmly. We, of course, admired his tenacity. what a great guy Resists the West, despite the pressure. However, persistence had a price - Serbia received fuel 3 times cheaper than the average European price. The volume of trade with Russia was so - with the small Georgia even more. However, Serbia supplied our supermarkets with feta cheese, plums and apples, which are quite difficult for her to sell in the EU. That is, it was mainly beneficial to Serbian businesses; They did not oppose the West to their detriment. But this is our foreign policy - whoever declared himself to be our friend, we immediately sell him everything for pennies, and happily share the spoils. In the past, the idea of ​​Russian-Serbian brotherhood was successfully exploited by Milosevic. Give us loans, give us help, and we will love you. At the same time, the visa regime for Russian citizens was canceled only after Milosevic had already been ousted. And their parliament issued a call to accept Yugoslavia into the union of Russia and Belarus only after the NATO bombing began. So far so good, they didn't need it. Yes, ordinary people always had a wonderful attitude towards Russians - I was in the former Yugoslavia many times, they took me in a taxi for free several times, gave me water, fed me, took me on visits, because I am Russian. But politics is not about the people. In general, the benefit to Russia was purely moral. Well, like, there's also a direct flight to Belgrade. Only round trip tickets cost 80-100 thousand, and they flew to Europe with Turks, Georgians and Azerbaijanis, not Serbs. And you don't need a visa, that's all the achievements. Vucic is a classic populist and barbarian.