Serbian government officials were on the plane heading to Moscow that was recalled to Belgrade
An Air Serbia flight from Belgrade to Moscow was turned back due to security checks on a passenger. Notable figures on board included former Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin and Srbijagas director Dusan Bajatovic. The flight was ordered back after security services deemed further checks necessary. Vulin denied any wrongdoing, claiming it was a political attack, while Bajatovic stated the trip aimed to discuss gas supply agreements. Experts found the incident unusual, suggesting serious security protocol breaches may have occurred. Air Serbia confirmed that the crew acted according to regulations and the flight could continue after checks.
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