They turned back a plane flying to Moscow. Serbian politician makes accusations

An Air Serbia flight from Belgrade to Moscow was turned back over Lithuania due to security checks on a passenger. Among those on board were pro-Russian politicians, including Aleksandar Vulin. Vulin denied allegations regarding his travel intentions and stated he was there for business related to gas agreements. The airline followed safety protocols after receiving instructions from airport authorities. Following the return, all passengers underwent thorough security checks. Vulin, a former intelligence chief and defense minister, has faced U.S. sanctions for supporting Russia.