Serbian nationalists have secured backing from both Moscow and Washington, reflecting divergent but mutually reinforcing interests. Russia appears to be leveraging its influence to bolster nationalist factions in Serbia, aligning with its broader geopolitical strategy in the Balkans. Meanwhile, the United States seems willing to engage with these groups as part of broader diplomatic and economic negotiations. The convergence of these external influences raises questions about Serbia’s sovereignty and the potential long-term consequences for regional stability.
Serbian nationalists find ready support from Moscow and a US eager for deals
