"Everyone, when the boss comes, let them shout 'Aco, Serbs', all as one", the people gathered in front of the Assembly were told, who clicked the ministers of the new government, and shouted "Ustashe, Ustashe" to the opposition. People at the corner of Knez Miloš and Bulevar Kralja Aleksandar were - pumping
A large group of people who gathered in front of the Serbian Parliament building to greet the deputies leaving the building dispersed, and the police who were securing the passage of the vehicles carrying the deputies and everyone who attended the swearing-in of the members of the Government of Serbia withdrew.
Citizens who came to support the new government had previously gathered in front of the Serbian Parliament holding Serbian flags, several of them were wearing "I am Ćaci" t-shirts, and the banner: "Vučić, father of the nation" stood out.
At one point, when the news arrived that a new government had been elected in the Assembly, "Victory, victory" was heard.
On Nikola Pašić Square in front of the Parliament, the number of tents on Wednesday is higher than yesterday, and there are also some on the street. Colorful and quite aggressive characters spend their days in them.
While the members of the opposition were leaving, the crowd whistled at them and threw insults at them: "Ustasha", "traitors", "thieves".
From the megaphone it was heard that when the boss came, everyone said "Aco, Serbs, all as one".
"When he comes in, we don't leave until he comes out," said the man with the megaphone.
He repeated over the megaphone that they were staying until it was over. "People, we're staying here until it's over. It will be soon."
"How fast is that?" asked someone from the crowd.
“In half an hour.”
Greetings to the president from the other side "Treason, captivity", "thieves", "murderers".
The boys then slowly parted ways:
Even those who do not support the new government "greeted" the politicians:
Journalist associations condemned the dismissal of journalist Marija Šehić and accused the management of "Juronjuz" of collapsing professional standards, concealing information and ignoring the union's demands.
Although the opposition claims that a person who was not on the voter's list voted, the Kosjerić MEC did not see a reason to cancel the election.
In a public appeal, 25 members of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts accuse the President of Serbia of collapsing institutions, the media, the judiciary and the basic pillars of society.
Balancing between East and West gained a new dimension during the unexpected visit of Aleksandar Vučić to Ukraine. The German newspaper FAZ estimates that the President of Serbia managed to rhetorically satisfy all parties — but the question is how much longer this political gymnastics can last without shooting
President Aleksandar Vučić said that elections in Serbia will not be held before the end of 2026 or the beginning of 2027, while students gathered around university blockades say that the time for extraordinary elections is now. They point to a drastic drop in support for SNS in the local elections in Zaječar and Kosjerić
Vučić is not defending the state, but himself from the state. With a drum on his back and a guitar in his hands, this man-orchestra performs two or three of the same songs without hearing, with falsifications and falling out of rhythm. His government and politics are like that. In short - dangerous for the environment
Arrests of professors, punishment of people, firing of journalists... The regime of Aleksandar Vučić is shining and is yet to shine. It is the decadent phase of the regime, the one towards the end
The example of the elections in Zaječar and Kosjerić shows that the truth is not given, but assumed. Truth is a task that a citizen fulfills. She always wins
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