Serbia seeks Trump’s support and prepares millions for lobbying in the US after Putin’s statement on Vučić

Former Deputy President of the Constitutional Court Kadri Kryeziu shared on the social network “X” an article by author Mark Gojcaj.

According to Gojcaj’s prediction, Serbia could spend millions of dollars and use lobbying in the United States ahead of the elections to be held in Serbia on October 25.

He stresses that Serbia’s current president, Aleksandar Vučić, already has the support of Russia and President Vladimir Putin.

“Vladimir Putin has publicly stated who he hopes will govern Serbia after October 25. Now Belgrade is seeking the rest of the picture from Washington. Mark Gojcaj, from our editorial office in Washington, explains what Belgrade is offering in return: two interviews praising President Trump, both reshared on “Truth Social” and relayed again as news in Belgrade; $3.2 million paid to lobbyists in Washington; and a promise to bring the largest crowd Trump has ever seen. The refinery remains owned by Gazprom. Chinese military logistics are located within the structures of the Serbian army,” Kryeziu wrote, citing Gojcaj’s analysis published in “The Kosovo Dispatch.”

Mark Gojcaj, an author and analyst for “The Kosovo Dispatch” in New York, writes about US foreign policy, NATO and developments in the Western Balkans.

“We are publishing this article because its argument is based on facts and events that have actually taken place. Its conclusion is familiar to every negotiator: in a deal, payment comes before the photograph. In a scam, the photograph itself is the payment,” the article states.

Kadri Kryeziu is a former judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kosovo and holds a doctorate in legal sciences.

During 2007–2008, he was a member of the Commission for Drafting the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo.