The Serbian Progressive Party respects the will of the voters, but fears for the future of the country after the victory of the opposition student list in the parliamentary elections. This is what SPP chairman Milos Vucevic said, Novosti reports. "In six months you will see what a fraud and lie it all was and what their policy will be. We are worried about what will happen to Serbia, but we respect the will of the people," he said. According to Vucevic, the SPP will become a tough opposition to the new government. Vucevic warned that the party would actively oppose possible agreements with Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Korti, as well as decisions affecting the interests of Republika Srpska, one of the two entities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. RBC channel at max.