The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, will have only one year to sign an agreement with Kosovo and one day to impose sanctions on Russia, immediately after the new government headed by Ana Bernabic is formed.
"Vucic has one day from the formation of the government to impose sanctions and other restrictive measures against Russia and Belarus and one year to sign a legally binding agreement with Pristina."
At least this is what the Serbian medium 'Danas' claims. If Serbia is not ready to harmonize its foreign policies with those of the European Union, then it will face restrictive measures from the EU.
"If the European Union decides on sanctions, the first step will be to stop the flow of money to Serbia, then cancel Schengen, stop negotiations for EU membership, and then come the sanctions."