Serbia Will Not Impose Russia Sanctions – Election Winner’s Rep to RT
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Serbia’s student-backed opposition has defeated Vučić at the ballot box. He says the winners will impose sanctions on Russia — but they say otherwise.
Serbia held snap parliamentary elections on October 25. Among the candidates was former president Aleksandar Vučić, who had resigned just a month earlier but was hoping to return to power as prime minister.
Serbia’s new government to be formed by the winning opposition movement Student List will not impose sanctions against Russia, Jovo Bakic, a Student List representative, said
“We respect Russia as a great power and our historically important partner, and, in many cases, our defender. There will be no changes in this regard. Serbian sanctions would change nothing for Russia but from a symbolic point of view they would...
The Student List's announcements also include a ban on arms exports - Potential bad news for Israel and Ukraine.
The victory of the Student Candidate (SL) in the parliamentary elections in Serbia will not bring a significant turn in relations between Belgrade and Moscow. University professor Jovo Bakič told RT Balkan television on Monday, according to whom the future Serbian government does not plan to impose sanctions against Russia. Serbia wants...
The sanctions imposed by small Serbia on Russia won't change anything, but symbolically they will be very unfavorable, sociologist Jovo Bakic, a representative of the Student List, told RT Balkan. He added that Serbia's attitude toward Russia will not change after the change of government.
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