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Air Serbia flight JU134 from Belgrade to Moscow made an unexpected return due to security concerns regarding a passenger, reportedly Aleksandar Vulin. The flight, which left on November 3, turned back over Lithuania after 90 minutes in the air. Air Serbia stated that additional security checks were requested, leading to a return to Belgrade for re-screening of all passengers and luggage. Vulin, a former Serbian official under U.S. sanctions, denied any wrongdoing and claimed he had passed all security checks. The Belgrade prosecutor's office has opened an investigation into the incident, which has drawn attention due to Vulin's political connections and pro-Russian stance. The flight eventually reached Moscow with a significant delay, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding air travel to Russia amid geopolitical issues.