Geopolitics

Russian influence in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro

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Source: Meeting of Aleksandar Vučić and Vladimir Putin on January 17, 2019 in Belgrade (Serbia) / Wikimedia Commons, www.kremlin.ru
Source: Meeting of Aleksandar Vučić and Vladimir Putin on January 17, 2019 in Belgrade (Serbia) / Wikimedia Commons, www.kremlin.ru

This Clingendael report explores the role of the Russian Federation in Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It examines Russia’s objectives in its relations with the three countries, as well the various sources of influence the Kremlin holds in each of the three countries. The report places this analysis within the changed geopolitical circumstances resulting from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

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