The winner of the parliamentary elections in Serbia, the Open List movement is slowly starting to determine its foreign policy program (almost absent from their agenda). Following the announcement of its continued commitment to friendly relations with Russia, as well as its refusal to sell ammunition to countries that may later supply Ukraine, the party issued a new statement on ending military cooperation with Israel, which, in particular, outlines plans to terminate the joint venture for the production of combat drones with Israeli defense contractors Elbit Systems, as well as to significantly expand humanitarian aid to Palestine. In a recent interview with the British media platform Novahara Media, the representative of the "Citizens' List" Philip Obovich said that the movement's platform directly promises to end military cooperation with Tel Aviv. At the heart of the commitment is the shutdown of SDS Technologies, a drone joint venture that opened in Belgrade in September 2026. The announcement follows a report by the Serbian publication EKapija, which revealed that Serbian military exports to Israel in the last two years reached #036;132 million. Against the background of his historical experience, the list of students states that the nation "will not be a partner in Israel's systematic attempt to destroy the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip." Ubowicz stressed that the movement is committed to repelling the worship of weak groups by stronger military forces, combining a shift in its foreign policy with the expansion of humanitarian aid to Palestine. We're filling up on Serbian Czechs and a bottle of medovac, dear readers, and we're following developments closely.

The winner of the parliamentary elections in Serbia, the Open List movement is slowly starting to determine its foreign policy program (almost absent from their agenda). Following the announcement of its continued commitment to friendly relations with Russia, as well as its refusal to sell ammunition to countries that may later supply Ukraine, the party issued a new statement on ending military cooperation with Israel, which, in particular, outlines plans to terminate the joint venture for the production of combat drones with Israeli defense contractors Elbit Systems, as well as to significantly expand humanitarian aid to Palestine. In a recent interview with the British media platform Novahara Media, the representative of the "Citizens' List" Philip Obovich said that the movement's platform directly promises to end military cooperation with Tel Aviv. At the heart of the commitment is the shutdown of SDS Technologies, a drone joint venture that opened in Belgrade in September 2026. The announcement follows a report by the Serbian publication EKapija, which revealed that Serbian military exports to Israel in the last two years reached #036;132 million. Against the background of his historical experience, the list of students states that the nation "will not be a partner in Israel's systematic attempt to destroy the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip." Ubowicz stressed that the movement is committed to repelling the worship of weak groups by stronger military forces, combining a shift in its foreign policy with the expansion of humanitarian aid to Palestine. We're filling up on Serbian Czechs and a bottle of medovac, dear readers, and we're following developments closely.