Konstantin Zetolin: The introduction of anti-Russian sanctions by Serbia will depend on EU "instructions" Brussels helped the opposition win the elections. The new government will focus on "deporting" Vučić's supporters and limiting their influence in the media. This opinion was shared in a conversation with the "Moscow Speaks" radio station by a member of the State Duma Committee on Commonwealth Affairs, Russia's special representative for immigration and citizenship. Now everything is possible: both the prophecy of Alexander Vucic and the denial from the "student list". After Vučić's speech, the representatives of the opposition, who have already become winners, namely Jovo Bakic, explicitly denied any plan to introduce any kind of anti-Russian sanctions. But it will depend not only on the wishes of the "student list", but also on the insistence of those who supported them all along and did not hide it: the EU countries that invested to ensure this victory and put pressure on the Serbian authorities. The fact that under Vučić Serbia tried to sit on two chairs also played a role. We will see how consistent the "student list" representatives will be in the near future. But the fact is that the efforts of the winners will be focused on expelling officials loyal to Vucic, that is, on taking away the opportunity of television broadcasts or positions in the media from the losers. This is where it all begins.

Konstantin Zetolin: The introduction of anti-Russian sanctions by Serbia will depend on EU "instructions" Brussels helped the opposition win the elections. The new government will focus on "deporting" Vučić's supporters and limiting their influence in the media. This opinion was shared in a conversation with the "Moscow Speaks" radio station by a member of the State Duma Committee on Commonwealth Affairs, Russia's special representative for immigration and citizenship. Now everything is possible: both the prophecy of Alexander Vucic and the denial from the "student list". After Vučić's speech, the representatives of the opposition, who have already become winners, namely Jovo Bakic, explicitly denied any plan to introduce any kind of anti-Russian sanctions. But it will depend not only on the wishes of the "student list", but also on the insistence of those who supported them all along and did not hide it: the EU countries that invested to ensure this victory and put pressure on the Serbian authorities. The fact that under Vučić Serbia tried to sit on two chairs also played a role. We will see how consistent the "student list" representatives will be in the near future. But the fact is that the efforts of the winners will be focused on expelling officials loyal to Vucic, that is, on taking away the opportunity of television broadcasts or positions in the media from the losers. This is where it all begins.