Zelenskyy’s Kosovo comments in Belgrade prompt flag removal in Prishtina
Mayor Përparim Rama said Kyiv's unchanged position on Kosovo's unilateral independence declaration prompted the flag's removal from a central Prishtina building.
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Winter aid, a free-trade target, and a food-safety pact: what Ukraine and Serbia agreed in Belgrade
Beyond the symbolism, the two sides put concrete cooperation on paper across health, energy, and trade.
Serbia clears Ukraine—no link to pipeline sabotage amid Hungary elections
The explosives had US markings, which Serbia's military chief noted proves nothing about who planted them.
TurkStream pipeline explosives in Serbia are “most probably” a Russian false-flag operation aimed at Hungary’s election, Ukraine says
Explosives were found one week before Hungary's 12 April elections — Hungarian opposition leader and security experts had publicly predicted the operation days earlier.
Paint on Ukraine’s top poet bust is smokescreen — Serbia’s true message to Kyiv is in €800M of artillery shells, says expert
Unknown vandals doused a monument to Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko with black paint in Serbia's Novi Sad on the anniversary of Russia's full-scale war.
Serbia’s Vučić says Russian-owned Serbian refinery to fire up again mid-month
Serbia’s president confirmed the sanctioned NIS plant will begin producing oil derivatives by late January.
Russia invaded Georgia. Then it gaslighted Georgians into apologizing.
It took one oligarch, 8 steps, and 12 years to flip Georgia. The method is exportable.
Serbia secures only three-month Russian gas deal after hopes for long-term contract fall through
As US sanctions shut down Serbia's largest refinery, Gazprom is negotiating to sell its 56.2% stake in NIS to Hungary's MOL by 15 January, President Vucic confirmed.
The Boomerang Soldiers: How Romania’s commandos became mercenaries—then came back to coup Bucharest
Instructors who fought for Wagner in Africa trained operatives in Balkan forest camps. Those operatives deployed to sabotage Moldova's vote, storm Romania's capital, and fight in Ukraine—the same personnel, modular missions.
Bulgaria signals it may welcome Putin’s jet — if it’s headed to Trump in Budapest
Bulgarian FM Georgiev said facilitating talks is more important than blocking a leader wanted for mass deportations of Ukrainian children during the ongoing war.
Serbia admits Russian operatives ran paramilitary camp to disrupt Moldova elections
Serbian leader acknowledges Kremlin involvement in destabilization plot for the first time, under pressure from EU officials.
Phase 0 begins: ISW says Russia is laying psychological groundwork for a future NATO war
Russia’s spy agency now claims the UK is preparing pro‑Ukrainian Russians to stage an attack on a Ukrainian or allied ship in Europe, using Chinese equipment to make it appear China supports Russia, which actually does support Russia.
Frontline report: Serbia’s big secret—shells for Ukraine, smiles for Moscow
Serbian factories have sent more than 100,000 shells and a million bullets to Ukraine through NATO partners. In Belgrade, the government still shakes hands with Moscow.
“I did not betray Russia,” says Serbia’s pro-Russian President Vučić after abstaining from signing Odesa summit declaration
The Serbian leader claims Serbia remains neutral, supports Ukraine—but not at Russia’s expense.
Serbian President: Serbia accidentally supported European resolution on Ukraine at the UN
President Aleksandar Vucic publicly apologized to Serbian citizens after the country mistakenly supported a European resolution on Ukraine rather than abstaining as intended.
Russia creates “axis of autocrats” in European states, Spiegel says
Russian influence extends deep into European politics with sophisticated propaganda strategy, while the West underestimates it, a study reveals.
Putin reaffirms war goals, rules out a ceasefire in Ukraine, Vučić says
Serbia's President claimed Russia's ruler revealed during a phone call that Russia keeps rejecting ceasefire possibilities while pursuing stated military goals.
Vučić: Serbia to provide Ukraine with generators, transformers worth € 8.4 mn
He also announced an upcoming European summit and said that Putin told him he believes Ukraine made its "biggest mistake around Kursk."
Diplomatic dispute erupts between Hungary and Croatia over Ukraine
The Croatian minister noted that his country should support Ukraine, otherwise, it could turn into Serbia and Hungary ''which are now publicly supporting Putin.''
Kosovo leader warns Russian victory in Ukraine could threaten Balkan peace
PM Albin Kurti warns that a Russian victory in Ukraine could encourage Serbian expansionism, threatening 25 years of peace in the Balkans.