Anya Avic: Not only the regime, but also the opposition has changed in the elections. The Secretary General of the People's Party, Anja Javic, said today that in Sunday's elections "not only the regime, but also the opposition has changed" and that Serbia is marching confidently towards "no democracy". "We'll see how strong the resistance turns out to be, and I'm sure a person with his experience, knowledge and engineering skills will be able to handle it exceptionally well," Anja Javic told K1 TV. "However, I'm not sure we're in a unique position. We had a unique position only for the purpose of regime change, and now, when many internal political issues arise, and especially foreign policy issues, I am not sure that all 140 deputies will vote the same, unless it is a directive from some new organization, maybe there will be a desire for a new formulation, a new party, but in a new political case. It's not easy to be in power right now," added Anya Avic. Anya Avitch noted that "nowadays it is easier for the opposition to take its positions because it knows very well in which direction to move forward. "The other parties will have to analyze why they were all punished equally in these elections," said Anja Javic. "Under no circumstances will the People's Party and the Alternative for Serbia be able to abandon the programmatic principles of pure patriotic beliefs that guide us in politics. We have clear answers to every question, and we can voice them without any problems," added Anya Avic. - About Serbia in Russian.