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Balkans: 'Night Wolves' travelling to Serbia and Bosnia
Bikers will ride for 2,000 km, stops in Belgrade, Banja Luka
13 March, 10:32
(ANSA) - BELGRADE - The Russian motorcycle club 'Night
Wolves' will travel in Serbia and Bosnia from March 19 to March
28, the portal Balkan Insight said today, quoting an
announcement on the motorbike group's official website. Critics
say the Night Wolves are known for their nationalistic stances
and support to Russian president Vladimir Putin.
The "Russian Balkans" tour, 2,000-kilometers long, will include stops in Belgrade, Novi Sad and Nis, in Serbia, and Brcko and Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
According to Balkan Insight, the purpose of the initiative is to "study the historical heritage of the Russian Empire and the Orthodox Church." (ANSA).
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The "Russian Balkans" tour, 2,000-kilometers long, will include stops in Belgrade, Novi Sad and Nis, in Serbia, and Brcko and Banja Luka in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
According to Balkan Insight, the purpose of the initiative is to "study the historical heritage of the Russian Empire and the Orthodox Church." (ANSA).
