The Serbian Flag

The Serbian flag features three horizontal stripes: red on top, blue in the middle, and white at the bottom. These colors are Pan-Slavic, symbolizing Slavic heritage and unity. In addition, the flag often includes the Serbian coat of arms—a double-headed eagle and a cross with four Cyrillic 'S' letters—placed on the blue stripe. The red represents bravery, the blue stands for truth and faith, and white signifies peace and purity. The design reflects Serbia’s national identity, historical roots, and cultural traditions, and it is used in official contexts to represent the nation.