Serbia

About the flag

Correct — this is Serbia’s flag. It uses the Pan‑Slavic red–blue–white tricolor and, on the state flag, Serbia’s coat of arms with a double‑headed eagle (a Byzantine legacy) and a cross with four firesteels, often read as “Only Unity Saves the Serbs.” Context tip: Many Slavic countries use the same colors, but Serbia’s version is red over blue over white and typically includes the coat of arms near the hoist. That sets it apart from Romania’s vertical blue‑yellow‑red, Albania’s red with a black eagle, and Georgia’s white flag with five red crosses. Memory hook: “S for Serbia = Slavic tricolor with a Shield,” and the four “C”-shaped firesteels in the arms echo Serbia’s initial and its unity motto.