РИА Новости6/3/2026Politics1 min readRussia
Serbian Minister Vulin Accuses EU Commissioner Kos of Interfering in Elections
Quick Look
- Serbian Minister Aleksandar Vulin claims EU Commissioner Marta Kos publicly asked for him to be excluded from the government, suggesting this interference will extend to future elections and government formation.
- Vulin stated his familiarity with such actions and the need for Serbia to remain independent.
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Why It Matters
Serbian Minister Aleksandar Vulin has publicly accused EU Commissioner Marta Kos of attempting to influence the formation of the Serbian government. Vulin suggests this is part of a pattern of interference by the EU in Serbian affairs, including elections.
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"Возможно, я – первый министр в Европе, о котором публично просили, чтобы он не был частью правительства, еврокомиссар Марта Кос об этом просила. Это им удалось один раз, не уверен, что удастся и во второй. Поэтому да, они будут вмешиваться в наши выборы и в формирование будущего правительства. Но это то, что они всегда делают, мы привыкли к этому и должны оставаться независимыми", - сказал Вулин.
Open Questions
- What specific actions did Marta Kos take to request Vulin's exclusion from the government?
- What evidence does Vulin have to support his claim of EU interference in Serbian elections?
- What is the official stance of the European Commission regarding Vulin's accusations?
- What are the potential implications of this statement for Serbia-EU relations?
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