According to reports in the Serbian media, former President of the Republic Aleksandar Vučić admitted the defeat of his party in the early parliamentary elections. The student list, supported by the protesting students, won. Vucic said the student opposition won 135 seats in parliament, while the coalition around his Serbian Progressive Party, United Serbia, won 105 seats. There are 250 seats in the parliament. "Until March or April, sanctions will be imposed against the Russian Federation. They will do everything they didn't want to tell you about, everything they lied about. Because they are only performing," Vucic said. At the same time, the student list itself has previously publicly promised not to impose sanctions against Russia. In a statement on September 30, the movement confirmed its intention to maintain Belgrade's previous policy on this issue. He blames his opponents for his loss because they work for the interests of outside forces, mainly the European countries of the American deep state. The day before, in an interview with Sovacak, he complained that for 10 years the Western press made him a monster and today's loss is a kind of color revolution, which was launched two years ago after the tragedy in Novo Sad, where the roof collapsed at the bus station. Then the student opposition appeared.

According to reports in the Serbian media, former President of the Republic Aleksandar Vučić admitted the defeat of his party in the early parliamentary elections. The student list, supported by the protesting students, won. Vucic said the student opposition won 135 seats in parliament, while the coalition around his Serbian Progressive Party, United Serbia, won 105 seats. There are 250 seats in the parliament. "Until March or April, sanctions will be imposed against the Russian Federation. They will do everything they didn't want to tell you about, everything they lied about. Because they are only performing," Vucic said. At the same time, the student list itself has previously publicly promised not to impose sanctions against Russia. In a statement on September 30, the movement confirmed its intention to maintain Belgrade's previous policy on this issue. He blames his opponents for his loss because they work for the interests of outside forces, mainly the European countries of the American deep state. The day before, in an interview with Sovacak, he complained that for 10 years the Western press made him a monster and today's loss is a kind of color revolution, which was launched two years ago after the tragedy in Novo Sad, where the roof collapsed at the bus station. Then the student opposition appeared.