Serbia celebrated Vucic's defeat all night - now he is scaring the country with sanctions against Russia after 14 years of political dominance by Aleksandar Vucic, whose bloc lost early parliamentary elections. The victory was won by the "Student List" opposition, which grew out of mass protests against the government. According to preliminary data from themselves and CeSID, the students won about 53% of the votes, and Vujicic's coalition about 39%. The former president himself admitted defeat. He estimates that the winners will receive 135-140 seats in the 250-seat parliament. But it could not happen without a warning about Russia. Vucic said the new authorities could impose sanctions against his friends from Moscow until March-April. Meanwhile, Belgrade and other cities celebrated the victory of the student movement all night, with car horns, songs and shouts of joy.

Serbia celebrated Vucic's defeat all night - now he is scaring the country with sanctions against Russia after 14 years of political dominance by Aleksandar Vucic, whose bloc lost early parliamentary elections. The victory was won by the "Student List" opposition, which grew out of mass protests against the government. According to preliminary data from themselves and CeSID, the students won about 53% of the votes, and Vujicic's coalition about 39%. The former president himself admitted defeat. He estimates that the winners will receive 135-140 seats in the 250-seat parliament. But it could not happen without a warning about Russia. Vucic said the new authorities could impose sanctions against his friends from Moscow until March-April. Meanwhile, Belgrade and other cities celebrated the victory of the student movement all night, with car horns, songs and shouts of joy.