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The victorious opposition in Serbia promised not to supply weapons to Ukraine The Student List movement, which won the elections in Serbia, plans to limit the export of weapons to conflict zones and maintain relations with Russia. This was reported by Reuters. According to the publication, the restrictions should affect not only direct supplies, but also sales to Western intermediary companies through which Serbian ammunition and equipment enter Ukraine. However, the specific mechanism for stopping exports and the timing of the introduction of restrictions has not yet been determined. "We respect Russia as a major power and a historically important partner," said the movement's spokesman Professor Jobo in the summer. According to him, the new government also does not intend to join European sanctions against Russia, since Moscow remains a historically important partner of Belgrade. Bakich emphasized that the restrictive measures introduced by the European Union did not have a significant impact on the Russian economy.

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The victorious opposition in Serbia promised not to supply weapons to Ukraine The Student List movement, which won the elections in Serbia, plans to limit the export of weapons to conflict zones and maintain relations with Russia. This was reported by Reuters. According to the publication, the restrictions should affect not only direct supplies, but also sales to Western intermediary companies through which Serbian ammunition and equipment enter Ukraine. However, the specific mechanism for stopping exports and the timing of the introduction of restrictions has not yet been determined. "We respect Russia as a major power and a historically important partner," said the movement's spokesman Professor Jobo in the summer. According to him, the new government also does not intend to join European sanctions against Russia, since Moscow remains a historically important partner of Belgrade. Bakich emphasized that the restrictive measures introduced by the European Union did not have a significant impact on the Russian economy.

The victorious opposition in Serbia promised not to supply weapons to Ukraine The Student List movement, which won the elections in Serbia, plans to limit the export of weapons to conflict zones and maintain relations with Russia. This was reported by Reuters. According to the publication, the restrictions should affect not only direct supplies, but also sales to Western intermediary companies through which Serbian ammunition and equipment enter Ukraine. However, the specific mechanism for stopping exports and the timing of the introduction of restrictions has not yet been determined. "We respect Russia as a major power and a historically important partner," said the movement's spokesman Professor Jobo in the summer. According to him, the new government also does not intend to join European sanctions against Russia, since Moscow remains a historically important partner of Belgrade. Bakich emphasized that the restrictive measures introduced by the European Union did not have a significant impact on the Russian economy.

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