Serbia Decides To Deport Russians Massively

After Putin's defeat in Belgrade.

Vladimir Putin's electoral debacle in Serbia may soon receive a backlash from Serbian authorities, The Moscow Times reports.

The RT propagandists write, citing sources close to the Serbian authorities, that the republic's security services are planning a major expulsion of protest-minded Russian relocants from the country. The RT channel source connects this with their participation in protests against the results of the parliamentary elections in Belgrade in December 2023.

Allegedly, Russian relocants then blocked the work of management structures at rallies.

Information about this initiative appeared a few days after the Russian presidential elections.

At the elections in the Russian embassy in Belgrade at the weekend, Vladimir Putin suffered a real defeat. In the Serbian capital he received the lowest number of votes in the polling stations of major European capitals. According to the CEC, only 10.84 per cent supported Putin in Belgrade. Most Russians voted for Vladislav Davankov (67 per cent of the vote), which for many was just a form of protest.