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Aleksandar Vučić, the long-time leader of Serbia, surprised his supporters with a swift admission of defeat in the Sunday parliamentary elections, marking the end of his rule that lasted for over a decade, which was challenged by student movement activists due to authoritarian practices and corruption in his party. #AleksandarVučić #studentskipokret #Srbija (translated)

Aleksandar Vučić stated that he was brought down by the worst scum from two media outlets, some European countries, and the deep state against Trump, after his party suffered a defeat in the elections, and he announced a fight from the opposition. #AleksandarVučić #SrpskaNaprednaStranka #IzboriUSrbiji (translated)

Aleksandar Vučić at a press conference admitted that his list lost the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, according to preliminary estimates suggesting that the student list won between 135 and 140 mandates, while the SNS list won around 105 mandates. #izboriusrbiji #AleksandarVučić #SNS (translated)

The first preliminary results of the parliamentary elections in Serbia are coming in, where Vučić's SNS currently has 52 percent of the votes, while the students have 38 percent, raising the question of whether Vučić's rule will come to an end. #IzboriUSrbiji #AleksandarVučić #SrpskaNaprednaStranka (translated)

European democrats warn of the possibility of conflict in Serbia following the announcement of electoral results and are calling for urgent police protection for voters, candidates, students, and observers, emphasizing that the authorities bear responsibility for safety during the electoral process. #izbori #AleksandarVučić #političkasigurnost (translated)

In the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, 64.9% of voters participated, which is the highest turnout since the breakup of Yugoslavia, and the elections are seen as a referendum on the hegemony of long-standing leader Aleksandar Vučić. #SrbskéVolby #AleksandarVučić #referendum (translated)

The survey asks whether Aleksandar Vučić will peacefully relinquish power in the event of a loss in the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, which were marked by a high voter turnout and protests against the current government. #Srbija #AleksandarVučić #izbori (translated)

Today's extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, regarded as a referendum on the political future of President Aleksandar Vučić, are accompanied by record voter interest, with 64.9 percent of eligible voters casting their ballots by 6:00 PM. #SrbskéVolby #AleksandarVučić #PolitickáBudoucnost (translated)

The parliamentary election in Serbia is attracting significant interest with a record number of over 110,000 registered overseas Serbs, including around 20,000 in Germany, while voters stand in long lines at the Serbian consulate in Frankfurt to vote against the autocratic rule of Aleksandar Vučić. #SerbienWahl #Auslandsserben #AleksandarVučić (translated)

Aleksandar Vucic, the last friend of Putin in Europe and long-term president of Serbia, is facing widespread revolt and a potential loss of power in the upcoming elections, which could have serious geopolitical consequences for the entire Balkans region and Russia. #WyborySerbia #AleksandarVucic #Bałkany (translated)