A plane flying to Russia with three of Vucic's associates circled over Lithuania. They reached Moscow only in the second attempt 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". On the evening of November 3, an Air Serbia plane carrying three Serbian politicians circled over Lithuania and was returned to Belgrade by order of Belgrade airport security. As one of the new.rs reports, the reason was that one of the passengers, the former Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Volin, boarded the plane without a mandatory check, with the help of an unknown person. Volin is a supporter of rapprochement with Moscow. He is subject to US sanctions for allegedly facilitating arms and drug trafficking. In Russia, Volin was awarded the Order of Friendship and the Rostec medal, the media noted. The other two passengers on the flight were the head of the Serbiagaz gas company, Dusan Bejatovic, and the leader of the pro-Russian Serbian People's Party, Nenad Popovic. The purpose of their joint trip is still unclear. Volin said that he flew to discuss the extension of the gas agreement with Russia. Bayatovic told N1 that he was going to negotiate additional gas supplies for the winter and resolve payment issues. After checks, the plane again flew to Russia and landed in Moscow on the morning of November 4. We will remind you that on October 25, in early parliamentary elections in Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić's party, after 14 years in power, lost to the "Student List", which grew out of mass protests against corruption. Vucic himself admitted defeat even before the end of the vote count. Novaya* talked about what this means for relations with Russia in substance. *The Russian authorities consider him a "foreign agent".

A plane flying to Russia with three of Vucic's associates circled over Lithuania. They reached Moscow only in the second attempt 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". On the evening of November 3, an Air Serbia plane carrying three Serbian politicians circled over Lithuania and was returned to Belgrade by order of Belgrade airport security. As one of the new.rs reports, the reason was that one of the passengers, the former Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia Aleksandar Volin, boarded the plane without a mandatory check, with the help of an unknown person. Volin is a supporter of rapprochement with Moscow. He is subject to US sanctions for allegedly facilitating arms and drug trafficking. In Russia, Volin was awarded the Order of Friendship and the Rostec medal, the media noted. The other two passengers on the flight were the head of the Serbiagaz gas company, Dusan Bejatovic, and the leader of the pro-Russian Serbian People's Party, Nenad Popovic. The purpose of their joint trip is still unclear. Volin said that he flew to discuss the extension of the gas agreement with Russia. Bayatovic told N1 that he was going to negotiate additional gas supplies for the winter and resolve payment issues. After checks, the plane again flew to Russia and landed in Moscow on the morning of November 4. We will remind you that on October 25, in early parliamentary elections in Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić's party, after 14 years in power, lost to the "Student List", which grew out of mass protests against corruption. Vucic himself admitted defeat even before the end of the vote count. Novaya* talked about what this means for relations with Russia in substance. *The Russian authorities consider him a "foreign agent".