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WI: Serbian Lukashenko

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lerk

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Serbia’s position in the Russo-Ukraine conflict is a complex one as both the pro-Russia and pro-NATO sides have criticized it for not doing enough to help their side. I don’t know how to get a pro-NATO Serbia, though an interesting hypothetical would be to ask what if Serbia had its own Lukashenko/pro-Russian leader who would be known for causing problems for the West? How would this change international affairs?
 
lerk said:
Serbia’s position in the Russo-Ukraine conflict is a complex one as both the pro-Russia and pro-NATO sides have criticized it for not doing enough to help their side. I don’t know how to get a pro-NATO Serbia, though an interesting hypothetical would be to ask what if Serbia had its own Lukashenko/pro-Russian leader who would be known for causing problems for the West? How would this change international affairs?
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The problem is that, unlike Belarus, Serbia doesn't border Russia and, thus, its freedom of action is limited.
 
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