Serbia's new government, led by the opposition Student List party, which won the parliamentary elections, does not plan to impose sanctions against Russia, its spokesperson Jubo Bakic announced. "The sanctions on Little Serbia will not change anything for Russia, but from a symbolic point of view they will have a very negative character," the spokesman told the RT Balkan TV channel. Referring to the European Union's demand that Serbia abandon the supply of Russian energy resources, he emphasized in the summer that his party is not there to please foreigners, but to act in the interest of its national interests.

Serbia's new government, led by the opposition Student List party, which won the parliamentary elections, does not plan to impose sanctions against Russia, its spokesperson Jubo Bakic announced. "The sanctions on Little Serbia will not change anything for Russia, but from a symbolic point of view they will have a very negative character," the spokesman told the RT Balkan TV channel. Referring to the European Union's demand that Serbia abandon the supply of Russian energy resources, he emphasized in the summer that his party is not there to please foreigners, but to act in the interest of its national interests.