Serbs celebrate Vucic defeat; Kremlin voices concern over Belgrade shift
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Russian state media are signaling concern over Serbia's recent election results, with some outlets warning of a potential conflict between Moscow and Belgrade. A key worry is that Serbia may introduce sanctions against Russia by March or April, a move that would align Belgrade with the West and break from its traditional pro-Russian stance. The situation is fluid, and the actual policy shift remains uncertain, but the rhetoric marks a notable escalation in Moscow's public pressure on Serbia.
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has claimed that Serbia will impose sanctions on Russia by March or April 2027, contingent on the outcome of recent elections. This claim, reported by Russian state media, suggests a potential shift in Serbia's foreign policy, aligning closer with the EU and away from its traditional pro-Russian stance. The reliability of these statements is low, as they appear to be part of domestic political maneuvering ahead of elections.
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