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The Student List movement won the parliamentary elections in Serbia. Aleksandar Vucic admitted defeat and claims that the new authorities will now impose sanctions against Russia. The "students" denied this. Aleksandar Vucic, who resigned from the position of president a month before the elections, expected to enter the position of prime minister if he won. However, his party lost to the student list movement. Formally, this movement appeared a month before the elections, but actually grew out of mass protests that began in the country back in 2024. The student list did not have one leader, but had a program that consisted of three main parts. Now they must decide on the candidacy of a new prime minister. Vucic warns that the new government will impose sanctions against Russia. In his opinion it will happen by March or April. The representatives of the "students" themselves said even before the elections that Serbia would maintain its principled position - not to take restrictive measures against Russia. Read more about who won and who lost in these elections on the Medusa website. Open with VPN | No VPN.

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The Student List movement won the parliamentary elections in Serbia. Aleksandar Vucic admitted defeat and claims that the new authorities will now impose sanctions against Russia. The "students" denied this. Aleksandar Vucic, who resigned from the position of president a month before the elections, expected to enter the position of prime minister if he won. However, his party lost to the student list movement. Formally, this movement appeared a month before the elections, but actually grew out of mass protests that began in the country back in 2024. The student list did not have one leader, but had a program that consisted of three main parts. Now they must decide on the candidacy of a new prime minister. Vucic warns that the new government will impose sanctions against Russia. In his opinion it will happen by March or April. The representatives of the "students" themselves said even before the elections that Serbia would maintain its principled position - not to take restrictive measures against Russia. Read more about who won and who lost in these elections on the Medusa website. Open with VPN | No VPN.

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