We respect Russia as a great and protective power." The victorious opposition in Serbia has confirmed the waiver of sanctions against Moscow. The representative of the student list, which won the parliamentary elections in Serbia, the sociologist Jobo in the summer, said in an interview with RT Balkan, the Serbian division of the propaganda media that owns "Russia Today", that the movement does not intend to impose sanctions against Russia. We respect Russia both as a major power and as a historically important partner for us, and in many cases, as a protector. There will be no changes in this regard. The sanctions that little Serbia will impose on Russia will not change anything, but from a symbolic point of view it will be very bad. Bakic said. Before that, the former president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, who lost the parliamentary elections, claimed that if he won, the opposition would change its position and introduce sanctions against Moscow in March-April 2027. Bakic also referred to the future of energy cooperation with Russia against the background of pressure from the European Union. According to Bakic, decisions in this area should be made based on Serbia's interests. "We are not here to please foreigners, but to act for our national interests," he said. Even before the elections, on September 30, the student movement announced that it opposes the introduction of sanctions against Russia. At the same time, the movement's plan focuses on internal reforms - fighting corruption, verifying the source of officials' property, freedom of communication and education reform. The representatives of the movement suggest raising the issue of Serbia's accession to the European Union to a referendum. According to preliminary estimates by Ipsos/CeSID, based on the processing of 98.4% of the sample, the student list received 53% of the votes and could win 141 of the 250 seats in the parliament. Vučić's "United Serbia" bloc - 38.8% of the votes and 103 mandates.

We respect Russia as a great and protective power." The victorious opposition in Serbia has confirmed the waiver of sanctions against Moscow. The representative of the student list, which won the parliamentary elections in Serbia, the sociologist Jobo in the summer, said in an interview with RT Balkan, the Serbian division of the propaganda media that owns "Russia Today", that the movement does not intend to impose sanctions against Russia. We respect Russia both as a major power and as a historically important partner for us, and in many cases, as a protector. There will be no changes in this regard. The sanctions that little Serbia will impose on Russia will not change anything, but from a symbolic point of view it will be very bad. Bakic said. Before that, the former president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, who lost the parliamentary elections, claimed that if he won, the opposition would change its position and introduce sanctions against Moscow in March-April 2027. Bakic also referred to the future of energy cooperation with Russia against the background of pressure from the European Union. According to Bakic, decisions in this area should be made based on Serbia's interests. "We are not here to please foreigners, but to act for our national interests," he said. Even before the elections, on September 30, the student movement announced that it opposes the introduction of sanctions against Russia. At the same time, the movement's plan focuses on internal reforms - fighting corruption, verifying the source of officials' property, freedom of communication and education reform. The representatives of the movement suggest raising the issue of Serbia's accession to the European Union to a referendum. According to preliminary estimates by Ipsos/CeSID, based on the processing of 98.4% of the sample, the student list received 53% of the votes and could win 141 of the 250 seats in the parliament. Vučić's "United Serbia" bloc - 38.8% of the votes and 103 mandates.