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Analyst Obrad Kesic says the news that the Trump administration wants "the state" of Kosovo to have its own army is - fake.

BELGRADE - Donald Trump's election victory has brought an end to the Clinton era of intervention in Serbia's internal affairs, including the murky web of connections between NGO's in the US and abroad, experts told Sputnik Srbija.

A confidential NATO document on security in the Balkans has been adopted at a meeting of the alliance's foreign ministers this month.

Russia's Sputnik agency is reporting this on Tuesday, quoting Croatian daily Vecernji List, which said it was able to "exclusively" see this document.

BELGRADE - Following public backlash, legal threats, and sustained mocking, the Washington Post has added an editor's note distancing the newspaper from a shadowy website called PropOrNot which they had preciously endorsed as "experts" on "fake news" and "Russian propaganda."

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will be on a working visit to Serbia on December 12 and 13, a Russian MFA spokesperson has said.

"While in Belgrade, he will be received by the president, the prime minister, and the foreign minister," Maria Zakharova said during a briefing, Sputnik is reporting on Wednesday.

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BELGRADE - A European Parliament resolution seeking to counteract Russian media outlets is a rude violation of fundamental rights, proving that the European Union is becoming "increasingly totalitarian," the leader of Serbian eurosceptic Dveri party told Sputnik Thursday.

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BELGRADE - The refusal of the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) to give comments to the Russian media group Rossiya Segodnya amid restrictions to media freedom in the European Union means that the organization does not really seek to protect journalists, Sputnik news agency's Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan told Sputnik on Wednesday.

BELGRADE - The European Parliament voted in favor of a resolution on countering Russian media outlets, such as the Sputnik news agency and the RT broadcaster. As many as 304 parliamentarians voted in favor the document, 179 voted against and 208 abstained.

As many as 691 officials took part in the vote, meaning less than half supported the resolution.

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BELGRADE - The victory of Republican candidate Donald Trump over Democrat rival Hillary Clinton in US presidential elections indicates that Western media do not reflect the public sentiment, Fabrizio Bertot, Italian politician with Forza Italia and Former member European Parliament told Sputnik.

Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic has congratulated Donald Trump on his victory in the U.S. presidential race.