POLITICSJul 28 · 07:15 UTCWAR ON THE ROCKSLiudmila Listrovaya

How Orbán’s Fall Changed Serbia’s Political Future

Putin's 2022 speech on Ukraine referenced NATO's 1999 bombing of Belgrade, linking it to Russia's current actions and framing both as part of a shared narrative. The article explores how this historical reference and the political shifts in Hungary (Orbán’s fall) influence Serbia’s political trajectory, particularly under Aleksandar Vučić.

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