The Student List won the elections in Serbia: Vucic predicted sanctions against Russia The opposition movement "Student List", which arose against the background of mass student protests, won the early parliamentary elections in Serbia. The former president of the country Aleksandar Vucic announced the defeat of his political camp. According to Vujic's preliminary estimates, the student list will receive between 135 and 140 seats in the parliament out of 250. The final results have not yet been published at the time of the announcement. Vucic also said that the new government will introduce sanctions against Russia. According to his forecast, it could happen as early as March or April. However, previous representatives of the student movement expressed an opposite position. On September 30, the student movement in the siege, which established the election list, published a statement on foreign policy. "The Republic of Serbia will maintain its principled position on not introducing restrictive measures against the Russian Federation," the statement said, as quoted by Serbian TV channel N1. The movement was established against the background of protests that began after the collapse of a canopy at the Novi Sad train station in November 2024. So 16 people died. Students spoke out against corruption and demanded accountability from the authorities. Photo: Kremlin press service Rosblatt in Max.

The Student List won the elections in Serbia: Vucic predicted sanctions against Russia The opposition movement "Student List", which arose against the background of mass student protests, won the early parliamentary elections in Serbia. The former president of the country Aleksandar Vucic announced the defeat of his political camp. According to Vujic's preliminary estimates, the student list will receive between 135 and 140 seats in the parliament out of 250. The final results have not yet been published at the time of the announcement. Vucic also said that the new government will introduce sanctions against Russia. According to his forecast, it could happen as early as March or April. However, previous representatives of the student movement expressed an opposite position. On September 30, the student movement in the siege, which established the election list, published a statement on foreign policy. "The Republic of Serbia will maintain its principled position on not introducing restrictive measures against the Russian Federation," the statement said, as quoted by Serbian TV channel N1. The movement was established against the background of protests that began after the collapse of a canopy at the Novi Sad train station in November 2024. So 16 people died. Students spoke out against corruption and demanded accountability from the authorities. Photo: Kremlin press service Rosblatt in Max.