Three-finger salute (Serbian)

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The three-finger salute, or simply the three fingers, commonly known as the Serbian salute, is a salute in which the thumb, index and middle fingers are extended. Originally an expression of the Holy Trinity used in oath-taking and a symbol of Serbian Orthodoxy, it is today a gesture used as a distinctive sign of ethnic Serbs and of belonging to the Serbian nation. The salute is often accompanied by the Serbian flag and carries several layers of meaning; it is also used as a symbol of Serbian ethno-nationalism. It has been widely used in Serbian politics since the early 1990s, and during the 2026 Serbian parliamentary election it was adopted as a campaign symbol by the Student List, which was number three on the ballot.

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