The opposition "Student List" won the parliamentary elections in Serbia. Its representatives have already stated that they want to stop the export of arms to Ukraine. This concerns, in particular, the export of weapons to Western intermediaries who deliver weapons to Ukraine. The non-planning student movement party also received 52.65% of the votes. At the same time, former president Aleksandar Vučić's "United Serbia" received 39.22%. Ivic Dacic's "stability factor" received 2.17% of the votes. The other forces received less than 1%. The committee has so far processed data from 8,135 out of 8,392 polling stations. On the evening of October 25, Vucic conceded defeat. Tens of thousands of people then took to the streets of Belgrade and other Serbian cities to celebrate the victory of the student movements. Videos: Social Media.

The opposition "Student List" won the parliamentary elections in Serbia. Its representatives have already stated that they want to stop the export of arms to Ukraine. This concerns, in particular, the export of weapons to Western intermediaries who deliver weapons to Ukraine. The non-planning student movement party also received 52.65% of the votes. At the same time, former president Aleksandar Vučić's "United Serbia" received 39.22%. Ivic Dacic's "stability factor" received 2.17% of the votes. The other forces received less than 1%. The committee has so far processed data from 8,135 out of 8,392 polling stations. On the evening of October 25, Vucic conceded defeat. Tens of thousands of people then took to the streets of Belgrade and other Serbian cities to celebrate the victory of the student movements. Videos: Social Media.