Serbia's Sunday election could mark a significant turning point in Aleksandar Vučić's more than a decade of governance, while tensions similar to the situation in Ukraine may also escalate between the opposition and the government's supporters. #SzerbiaVálasztás #Vucsics #Ellenállás (translated)
In the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, by 6 PM, 64.8% of eligible citizens voted, which is 13.4 percentage points higher compared to the same period in the last elections; however, the election is overshadowed by numerous serious irregularities, intimidation, and suspicion of vote buying. #SzerbiaVálasztások #SzavazásSzabálytalanságok #MagasRészvétel (translated)
The Serbian political leaders emphasized the importance of peaceful elections and the acceptance of results during the early parliamentary elections, where record voter turnout is expected. #SzerbiaVálasztás #Demokrácia #BékésÁtmenet (translated)
During the Serbian elections on Sunday, we can witness events of historical significance, where there is a chance to overthrow Aleksandar Vučić's power, but the election is also burdened with numerous irregularities and the possibility of conflicts. #SzerbiaVálasztás #Vucsics #Ellenállás (translated)
In the Serbian early parliamentary elections, 56.6 percent of eligible voters had cast their votes by four o'clock in the afternoon, and with the high voter turnout, long lines formed in front of polling stations in many places. #SzerbiaVálasztás #Szavazás #Részvétel (translated)
