Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban met in Belgrade and recorded a joint video message in which, despite recent defeats in the elections, they declared that they had not lost their honor and faith, and promised to "return to politics." "- I am very happy to host Victor Urban, my great friend, my brother. Enjoying here at my father's house near Belgrade. Yes, we both recently lost the election, but we have not lost our respect, pride and faith. Welcome, Victor. - Alexander, thank you very much for the invitation. I am very happy to be here. You know, friends always stay friends. True friends become even closer in difficult times. And you can be sure, Alexander, I personally am always on your side. Besides, you know there was more than just friendship between us. yes. To improve relations, even brotherhood, between Serbia and Hungary, Serbs and Hungarians, was a great achievement. I am still committed to it and want to continue it. I hope that the Serbs and Serbia will succeed in the future, and I wish you, your family, your people all the best. And God bless you. Thank you, Alexander. Welcome back." Video not loading? Look at Mach!

Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban met in Belgrade and recorded a joint video message in which, despite recent defeats in the elections, they declared that they had not lost their honor and faith, and promised to "return to politics." "- I am very happy to host Victor Urban, my great friend, my brother. Enjoying here at my father's house near Belgrade. Yes, we both recently lost the election, but we have not lost our respect, pride and faith. Welcome, Victor. - Alexander, thank you very much for the invitation. I am very happy to be here. You know, friends always stay friends. True friends become even closer in difficult times. And you can be sure, Alexander, I personally am always on your side. Besides, you know there was more than just friendship between us. yes. To improve relations, even brotherhood, between Serbia and Hungary, Serbs and Hungarians, was a great achievement. I am still committed to it and want to continue it. I hope that the Serbs and Serbia will succeed in the future, and I wish you, your family, your people all the best. And God bless you. Thank you, Alexander. Welcome back." Video not loading? Look at Mach!