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The author challenged Aleksandar Vučić to a face-to-face televised debate at Novo groblje in Belgrade, proposing they meet at the grave of Zoran Đinđić, whom the author described as Serbia’s assassinated democratic prime minister. The author said they would question Vučić there. https://t.co/51olTAvo9x #Srbija #Debata #Politika #RS #EU (translated)

The author said they accepted Aleksandar Vučić’s challenge and were ready to debate him live on television. They proposed discussing Serbia’s future, democracy, the student movement, Russian influence, Kosovo, NATO and EU membership, and called for the debate to be uncensored. #Srbija #Demokratija #Debata #RS #EU

The author called on Manfred Weber, whom the post identified as president of the European People’s Party, to expel Aleksandar Vučić’s Serbian Progressive Party from the EPP. The author described the party as Vučić’s “Russian Trojan horse” in European Christian democracy. https://t.co/l0IUcN3fJC #EPP #EuropeanPolitics #ChristianDemocracy #EU #RS

The author alleged that Serbia’s ruling SNS party under Aleksandar Vučić operated an online propaganda network. They said a leaked ranking appeared to identify foreign targets and show coordinated accounts being rewarded for replying to and attacking them online. The post ended by asking readers to guess who appeared on the ranking. https://t.co/4Ci7l4sm46 #Serbia #Propaganda #SNS #RS

The author accused Vučić of finding, among the 27 EU member states, a corrupt, anti-EU autocrat willing to visit Serbia and support his campaign. The author described the two as alike and predicted that one would leave power next Sunday and the other not long afterward. #EU #corruption #politics #RS #EU

At the campaign rally of Aleksandar Vučić in Novi Sad, an event was held with support groups arriving in an organized manner reminiscent of the Peace March, where a crowd of 16,500 was measured, while the Ministry of Interior reported 110,000 participants, and he accused his political opponents of using the tragedy at the train station for political purposes. #Békemenet #Vučić #Szerbia (translated)

"Unfortunately, some have exploited the tragedy to promote their politics... Everything they said was fabricated, and through abuses, they misled the public. Vučić accused the participants of nearly two years of anti-government protests, which were led by students seeking accountability from the authorities after the death of 16 people in the collapse of the awning at the Novi Sad railway station, of exploiting the tragedy in his speech." #Srbija #Izbori2026 #MedijskeSlobode (translated)

"Only I appreciate Alexander." At the gathering of progressives on Friday evening in Novi Sad, the recent president of Serbia and the leader of the SNS list, Aleksandar Vučić, was supported by the Slovak Prime Minister Fico, who expressed that, besides their personal friendship, the Slovak people value Serbian friends "as precious treasure." #Srbija #Izbori2026 #MedijskeSlobode (translated)

"Unfortunately, some have used the tragedy to push their own agenda... 'Unfortunately, some have used the tragedy to push their own agenda... Everything they said, they fabricated and misled the public with abuses. This is because some others from abroad orchestrated the whole game, as they used a serious and great tragedy, what is called a 'black swan' in politics, to attack our entire Serbia," Vučić said." #Srbija #Izbori2026 #SlobodaMedija (translated)

"I only appreciate Aleksandar," Fico said, speaking in Serbian, and conveyed that he supports Vučić because he is a "leader with a backbone" and "for the interests of his country knows how to say 'no' even when others ask us to think and act the same way." #Srbija #Izbori2026 #SlobodaMedija (translated)

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico expressed support for Aleksandar Vučić ahead of the elections, calling him a leader with backbone, while the student movement is preparing for a final gathering in Belgrade, and the media scene is facing the dismissal of ten N1 journalists. #Srbija #Izbori2026 #SlobodaMedija (translated)

The author wrote that their support for Ilija Srđanović and a free, democratic, European Serbia had become part of Serbia’s election campaign, adding that the debate was moving. They said Aleksandar Vučić had responded publicly, thanking them and calling it the “best recommendation.” https://t.co/zppU7SMXCY #Srbija #Demokratija #Izbori #RS

The author said their endorsement of Ilija Srđanović and the Students’ List had prompted a major reaction in Serbian media, including direct responses from Aleksandar Vučić. They named Informer, Alo, B92, Blic, Tanjug, Novosti, Pink, Kurir, NS Uživo, 24sedam and TV Kikinda. #Srbija #Mediji #Politika #RS #EU (translated)

He will not allow anyone from abroad to govern Serbia, no matter how powerful they may be. He defends the sovereignty of Serbia so that it can decide for itself. Sovereignty is priceless. Fico also praised Vučić's foreign policy. I did not come to give you lessons on how you should vote, as some other foreigners do, as if they know better than you what you need and what is good for you, Fico emphasized the sovereignty of Serbia in his speech, but he also claimed that he did not come to tell people whom they should vote for. #RobertFico #AleksandarVučić #Suverenita (translated)

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico left the EU summit early to support Aleksandar Vučić at a campaign rally in Novi Sad, where he praised the sovereignty of Serbia and emphasized that he was not coming to teach Serbs whom to vote for, while thousands of Vučić's supporters thanked him at the meeting. #RobertFico #AleksandarVučić #Suverenita (translated)

Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, who leads the candidate list of the SNS coalition and is its candidate for the position of Serbian Prime Minister, has previously said that he is preparing a "big, pleasant surprise." #RobertFico #SrbskéVoľby #SlovenskoSrbsko (translated)