Fwd from @ By noon in Moscow, they digested what happened overnight in Belgrade, and sent Dmitry Peskov to comment on the situation. He emphasized that "the Kremlin expects the new political force to continue on the path of constructive cooperation with Russia", and expressed hope that "it will understand that cooperation with Russia is in the interests of Serbia, because it benefits Serbia first and foremost. " and he promised to "do everything possible" to develop relationships, since "it takes two to tango. "The main problems that await us are not at all that Serbia will move away from Russia tomorrow towards "Antichrists and Eurocrats". "The main problem is that the previous program of personal agreements with an expected team, including both the universally beloved Mr. Volin and Mr. Dacic, held in Moscow on the eve of the election, has suddenly ended. Now we will have to work with a new, less clear, understandable and predictable reality. The students, having tasted victory, meanwhile are already complaining that, unlike Lola, no one is in a hurry to congratulate them on the victory. Throughout the election cycle, they were quite disturbed by the "arrogance" of official Moscow and its unwillingness to recognize them as a significant rival to Vucic. The list of students as such was ignored by the relevant departments and services, as the bet was clearly on supporting the former president. How do press releases accusing him and advocacy campaigns that put the last nail in the coffin of the SNS fit into the prism of this support - don't ask: bi-polarity, sir. Against this background, Vucic's anti-Russian paranoia of the last few months seemed ironic: for some reason, he saw more and more Russian traces in the organization and recruitment of the students, which makes the result even more absurd: the Russians "led" the students, but after the victory, the Russians suddenly had no established institutional ties with the winners.