СЕРБИЯ: Страна, которая продалась всем сразу

Serbia hasn't officially sent a single bullet to Ukraine. Yet its factories have earned hundreds of millions of euros from this war. This isn't a paradox. It's a method. For 13 years, one small Balkan country has managed to simultaneously befriend Moscow and sign deals with Brussels, sell weapons to both sides of someone else's war, promise the same land to two people at once, and negotiate with China behind everyone else's back. Here, they shot the Archduke, bombed the television center, nearly sold the bombed-out ruins to Trump's son-in-law, led people out under tear gas because of a piece of rock in the ground, and buried sixteen people under collapsed concrete. And all this time, one man stood in the center, smiling at everyone. How a small country learned never to choose sides—and why someone else always pays for it. 00:02 — Weapons for Both Sides 04:28 — A Shot They're Still Paying for 08:56 — Bombs of '99 and Ruins for Sale 13:23 — Land Promised Twice 18:01 — The Breed That Brought People to the Streets 22:32 — Chinese Money, Chinese Rules 27:00 — The Canopy That Collapsed the Prime Minister 31:24 — Five Million Serbs Left 35:48 — A Festival Born in Protest 40:06 — One Man, Three Masters #Serbia #Vučić #Balkans #Kosovo #geopolitics #NATO #documentary #AnatomyOfThePeace