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Putin Openly Supports Vučić for Prime Minister - Stradner: Russian FSB Is Preparing Chaos in Belgrade This October

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has openly expressed his support for Aleksandar Vučić, saying he hopes he will become Serbia's prime minister, in a statement that comes on the eve of early parliamentary elections on October 25. Putin has described the current Serbian leadership as restrained and praised Belgrade's readiness to cooperate with Moscow. Speaking about developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Dayton Agreement, Putin said that …

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The President of Russia expressed his support for Vučić ahead of the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia on October 25.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has openly expressed his support for Aleksandar Vučić, saying he hopes he will become Serbia's prime minister, in a statement that comes on the eve of early parliamentary elections on October 25. Putin has described the current Serbian leadership as restrained and praised Belgrade's readiness to cooperate with Moscow. Speaking about developments in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Dayton Agreement, Putin said that …

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Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed hope that the leader of the "Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia" list, Aleksandar Vučić, will become the Prime Minister of Serbia and assessed that Vučić is showing a desire for cooperation with Russia. "The current leadership of Serbia and, until recently, the president, and in the future, I hope, also Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić, are pursuing a restrained policy, showing a desire for cooperation wit…

Putin said that his position is well known and that Russia highly values Serbia's restrained position when it comes to disputed issues and the decision not to impose sanctions on Moscow.

·Podgorica, Montenegro
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The Russian president welcomes Belgrade's refusal to impose sanctions on Moscow, criticizes the West and talks about meeting with Milorad Dodik. Russian President Vladimir Putin has made statements about Serbia and its political future......

photo: Kristina Solovyova/Sputnik/Profimedia As Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said earlier today, this is one of several annual speeches by the president that the whole world eagerly awaits. The XXIII session of the International Discussion Club "Valdai" is held in the Moscow region from September 28 to October 1 and gathers 120 participants from 40 countries. The theme of this year's club is "Responsibility for the future: Limits of the possi…

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nin.rs broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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