Topic of the day: Vucic admitted defeat in the parliamentary elections in Serbia Vucic admitted defeat in the early parliamentary elections. According to him, the victory was won by the Student List party, which will receive from 135 to 140 mandates. Vučić's own Serbian Progressive Party, according to him, will receive about 105 seats. ZERGULIO. About the demonstrations in Serbia, I was told today: "It's not a coup, we're all just fed up with Vucic." You know, I've heard that before. In 2014, "they just got tired of Manukovich." In 2020 it was "we're all fed up with Lukashenko", but nothing happened. After 12 years of Maidan, you're pretty tired of hearing about "a self-organized nation that stands up as one", about "grandmothers wearing pies" and "we have no leaders". Every coup has a leader. And if you don't know who he is, you're in trouble. Dmitriev. We have noticed that in all current political conflicts, from Belgrade to Delhi, one and only factor stands out more and more clearly - age. Vucic was actually kicked out of politics today by students. In neighboring Albania, students are burning offices and demanding the resignation of Rama, who has been in prison since 2013. In Europe, the streets are run down by young people, half of whom are children of immigrants. In India, the "cockroach party" rose against Modi. Before that, the same wave passed through Bangladesh (Hasina, 76 years old, flew there by helicopter), through Nepal (Oli, 73 years old, fled after the burning of the parliament), through Indonesia, Morocco, Peru, Mexico. Everywhere there is the same scenario: grandfathers in power, twenty-year-old children on the street, the security forces are waiting to see how it will end. A new generation is growing up. And he is not going to give them his old place. Laundry in Moscow. Vucic himself described what happened as a revolution with the support of several European countries and the "deep state" of the United States, and predicts the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions by March or April. The technologies are known, mass protests after the tragedy in Novi Sad, the student movement, the "old regime - new Serbia" communication framework, external support and the pro-European orientation of the winners.

Topic of the day: Vucic admitted defeat in the parliamentary elections in Serbia Vucic admitted defeat in the early parliamentary elections. According to him, the victory was won by the Student List party, which will receive from 135 to 140 mandates. Vučić's own Serbian Progressive Party, according to him, will receive about 105 seats. ZERGULIO. About the demonstrations in Serbia, I was told today: "It's not a coup, we're all just fed up with Vucic." You know, I've heard that before. In 2014, "they just got tired of Manukovich." In 2020 it was "we're all fed up with Lukashenko", but nothing happened. After 12 years of Maidan, you're pretty tired of hearing about "a self-organized nation that stands up as one", about "grandmothers wearing pies" and "we have no leaders". Every coup has a leader. And if you don't know who he is, you're in trouble. Dmitriev. We have noticed that in all current political conflicts, from Belgrade to Delhi, one and only factor stands out more and more clearly - age. Vucic was actually kicked out of politics today by students. In neighboring Albania, students are burning offices and demanding the resignation of Rama, who has been in prison since 2013. In Europe, the streets are run down by young people, half of whom are children of immigrants. In India, the "cockroach party" rose against Modi. Before that, the same wave passed through Bangladesh (Hasina, 76 years old, flew there by helicopter), through Nepal (Oli, 73 years old, fled after the burning of the parliament), through Indonesia, Morocco, Peru, Mexico. Everywhere there is the same scenario: grandfathers in power, twenty-year-old children on the street, the security forces are waiting to see how it will end. A new generation is growing up. And he is not going to give them his old place. Laundry in Moscow. Vucic himself described what happened as a revolution with the support of several European countries and the "deep state" of the United States, and predicts the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions by March or April. The technologies are known, mass protests after the tragedy in Novi Sad, the student movement, the "old regime - new Serbia" communication framework, external support and the pro-European orientation of the winners.