The Student List does not intend to impose sanctions against Russia The Student List movement, which won the elections in Serbia, does not intend to impose sanctions against Russia, one of its founders, Radomir Saicic, told the media. "As stated in the program, we do not advocate sanctions against the Russian Federation. Serbia itself went through them and understands that this is not a solution to the problems," he said. According to Saicik, problems should be solved through dialogue. According to the election results, the student list gained 52.54%, Vucic's coalition - 39.29%. Vucic admitted defeat and did not rule out that the new authorities will introduce sanctions against Russia in the spring. The movement's plan includes the military neutrality of Serbia, waiver of sanctions and the preservation of Kosovo as part of the state.

The Student List does not intend to impose sanctions against Russia The Student List movement, which won the elections in Serbia, does not intend to impose sanctions against Russia, one of its founders, Radomir Saicic, told the media. "As stated in the program, we do not advocate sanctions against the Russian Federation. Serbia itself went through them and understands that this is not a solution to the problems," he said. According to Saicik, problems should be solved through dialogue. According to the election results, the student list gained 52.54%, Vucic's coalition - 39.29%. Vucic admitted defeat and did not rule out that the new authorities will introduce sanctions against Russia in the spring. The movement's plan includes the military neutrality of Serbia, waiver of sanctions and the preservation of Kosovo as part of the state.