This is CBSI and the world. I'm John Bachelor.

Dateline Belgrade. Serbia,

Serbian President Alexander Vutich, nominated his close ally Milosh Vouchevich, to be

Prime Minister and to lead a new government through a time of war in Europe and tensions with Kosovo.

All of that needs explanation.

So I welcome Yvonne Estradner, the Foundation for the Defense of democracies,

who is my guide on the Western Balkans.

I'm a hundred years late and I'm trying to catch up.

Ivana, a very good evening to you.

Boucherch nominates Bouchevich.

This looks like a challenge for us to interpret from the outside,

especially because, as you've reported the hill with your colleague Mark Montgomery,

Serbia is launching disinformation campaigns in all directions.

How does Vuchievich help that?

How does this government that looks to be allied with other elements in Moscow. How does this government see its

role right now at this late stage of the war in Ukraine? Good evening to you.

Good evening. Thank you to you. Good evening.

Thank you very much for inviting me.

As a matter of fact, after December elections, the Serbian president and then the

Serbian Prime Minister accused the West plotting a color

evolution against him. Which tells you truly all you really need to know how

things operate there. As a matter of fact, they also thank the Russian

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