In Belgrade, the police retreated under the pressure of the crowd in the center of the Serbian capital, the situation near the parliament building is escalating. Policemen are leaving the area in large numbers in front of the People's Assembly. This was reported by RTVI correspondent Dmitry Lubanov. ◾ In Chatsland, a tent camp for supporters of Alexander Vucic, one of the tents was set on fire. What is known about the elections up to this time: ◾ All this is happening after the advance of the parliamentary elections, in which, according to preliminary calculations, the student list is leading. Vucic has already admitted the defeat of his coalition. ◾ According to Ipsos and CeSID, after processing 51.1% of the sample, the student list gets 52% of the votes, and Vučić's United Coalition of Serbia gets 39.3%. The final results have not yet been published. Commenting on the president's statement, expert Marko Zivanovic, lawyer, deputy of the Belgrade City Council and member of the REC, called the recognition of the early defeat a significant political event for Serbia. In his opinion, regardless of political differences, the willingness to accept the will of the citizens deserves a positive assessment ◾.

In Belgrade, the police retreated under the pressure of the crowd in the center of the Serbian capital, the situation near the parliament building is escalating. Policemen are leaving the area in large numbers in front of the People's Assembly. This was reported by RTVI correspondent Dmitry Lubanov. ◾ In Chatsland, a tent camp for supporters of Alexander Vucic, one of the tents was set on fire. What is known about the elections up to this time: ◾ All this is happening after the advance of the parliamentary elections, in which, according to preliminary calculations, the student list is leading. Vucic has already admitted the defeat of his coalition. ◾ According to Ipsos and CeSID, after processing 51.1% of the sample, the student list gets 52% of the votes, and Vučić's United Coalition of Serbia gets 39.3%. The final results have not yet been published. Commenting on the president's statement, expert Marko Zivanovic, lawyer, deputy of the Belgrade City Council and member of the REC, called the recognition of the early defeat a significant political event for Serbia. In his opinion, regardless of political differences, the willingness to accept the will of the citizens deserves a positive assessment ◾.