π·πΈ is the flag of Serbia, used to show Serbian pride, heritage or support for Serbian teams and athletes. The Apple artwork shows red, blue and white horizontal stripes with a crowned coat of arms featuring a white double-headed eagle near the left.

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Serbs at home and abroad use π·πΈ in bios, travel posts and sports comments. It shows up often around tennis player Novak Djokovic, basketball, water polo and football matches. Visitors use it for trips to Belgrade or Novi Sad. It has no slang meaning.
Hajde Srbija π·πΈπ
Nole wins again π·πΈπΎ
Weekend in Belgrade with the crew π·πΈ
Born in Toronto, heart in Serbia π·πΈβ€οΈ
| π·πΈ vs π·πΊ | π·πΊ Russia has white, blue and red stripes in a different order and no coat of arms. |
|---|---|
| π·πΈ vs πΈπ° | πΈπ° Slovakia has white, blue and red stripes with a different shield showing a cross. |
| Name | flag: Serbia |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F7 U+1F1F8 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | RS, flag |
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π·πΈ is the flag of Serbia, used to show Serbian pride, heritage or support for Serbian teams and athletes. The Apple artwork shows red, blue and white horizontal stripes with a crowned coat of arms featuring a white double-headed eagle near the left.
No. π·πΈ is Serbia, with red on top and a coat of arms, while π·πΊ Russia has white on top and no emblem.
They use it to support Serbian players, most often Novak Djokovic. You will see it in match comments and results posts.
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