Serbia may adopt partial Russia sanctions, seek energy exemption
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British ambassador to Serbia signals that the new government, following a decisive student-backed election victory, will face pressure to adopt sanctions against Russia. The statement underscores Western expectations for Belgrade to shift its foreign policy stance, a deviation from Serbia's traditional balancing act between EU and Russian ties.
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Serbia's new government, formed after a student-backed election victory, faces confirmed pressure from the UK to align with Russia sanctions. There are emerging claims that Serbia may adopt partial sanctions with an energy exemption, or that a referendum on sanctions could be proposed. The feasibility and impact of these options remain uncertain.
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