Prime Minister Andrej Plenković stated that holding a Croatian passport does not imply a connection to the state and emphasized that Croatia is not interfering in the elections in Serbia, amid rising tensions and accusations of foreign interference. #Plenković #Hrvatska #Srbija (translated)
The author asked Aleksandar Vučić who had given Đorđe Prelić a paid role in what the post called Serbia’s flagship EXPO 2027 project, describing Prelić as having been convicted for his involvement in the 2009 murder of French football fan Brice Taton in Belgrade. https://t.co/ChPEZDFjPc #Srbija #AleksandarVučić #Expo2027 #RS #FR (translated)
The author asked Aleksandar Vučić whether he was campaigning in NATO-member North Macedonia and what Serbia’s ruling SNS party was doing in Staro Nagoričane. The post also asked why there were allegations that North Macedonian government minister Ivan Stoilković had helped organize something linked in the post. https://t.co/O809QwXhXM #Srbija #SevernaMakedonija #Politika #RS #MK
Andrej Plenković reiterated from Sveti Stefan that Croatia does not interfere in Serbia's electoral process, emphasizing that holding Croatian passports does not imply a connection with the state or its politics. #Hrvatska #Srbija #izbori (translated)
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković responded to accusations from Serbia about the alleged interference of Croatia in internal elections, emphasizing that Croatian citizenship does not imply a connection to Croatian state politics. #Hrvatska #Srbija #Dezinformacije (translated)
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković stated that possessing a Croatian passport does not imply any connection to the state, emphasizing that Croatia does not interfere in Serbia's internal electoral processes. #izbori #srbija #AndrejPlenković (translated)
Five men, including one Croatian citizen, were detained in Serbia for allegedly planning violence and unrest on the day of the parliamentary elections. #Srbija #neredi #pritvor (translated)
The post’s author asked Aleksandar Vučić whether he was the person referred to as “Oskar” in Sky ECC communications, writing that Serbia deserved answers. The author also cited allegations published by investigative magazine RADAR on 22 October 2026 concerning alleged Sky ECC communications, the nickname “Oskar” and Vučić’s brother. https://t.co/REwVCg7VqC #Srbija #AleksandarVučić #SkyECC #RS (translated)
The post’s author listed a question to Aleksandar Vučić as the 33rd in a series and described the Novi Sad railway reconstruction case as a scandal, urging readers to follow the money. The author said former Infrastructure Minister Tomislav Momirović had been investigated over alleged corruption connected to the project and noted that he was presumed innocent. https://t.co/qxlR5ckSyr #Srbija #korupcija #NoviSad #RS #AT (translated)
The author described Serbia and Kosovo as two independent states with a shared European future and called for EU membership by 2029. They said Serbia should recognise the Republic of Kosovo as an independent and sovereign state, and described Serbian students as an opportunity for democratic change. The post then began a conditional statement about the students succeeding and Aleksandar, but did not complete it. https://t.co/wecKRslSfv #Srbija #Kosovo #Evropa #RS #XK #EU (translated)
On Sunday, both the SNS and the students will declare victory in the elections in Serbia, which could lead to chaos and violence, given the polarized society in which neither side intends to acknowledge defeat. #izbori #Srbija #nasilje (translated)
Ahead of the parliamentary elections in Serbia, which are being held on Sunday, the country is marked by violence, threats, and political provocations, while individuals are complaining about police brutality. #Srbija #izbori #nasilje (translated)
Portal Radar reported that correspondence between drug cartels in Serbia implicates contacts between criminal groups and the highest state officials, including mentions of Aleksandar Vučić as president. #AleksandarVučić #Srbija #škaljarskiKlan (translated)
The post asked Aleksandar Vučić about alleged SNS vote-buying in Vienna, claiming that investigative journalists from KRIK had uncovered illegal voter registration and recruitment of SNS voters ahead of Serbia’s elections on 25 October 2026. It also referred to undercover recordings. https://t.co/anZQkqEfMI #Srbija #Vučić #izbori #RS #AT (translated)
The published Sky transcripts raise suspicions about connected contacts between Serbian authorities, especially Aleksandar Vučić, and organized crime groups, revealing potential agreements for cooperation with drug clans. #AleksandarVučić #organiziraniKriminal #SkyECC (translated)
Before the parliamentary elections in Serbia, journalists and organizations for the protection of media freedom are warning of increasing pressures on media that criticize the government, along with the loss of programs by popular satirists such as Zoran Kesić and the flight of some journalists from the country due to threats. #SlobodaMedija #Srbija #Politika (translated)
After two years of protests and rising tensions, Serbia is facing a decisive reckoning with Vučić, marked by incidents at his rallies and censorship of journalists. #Srbija #Vučić #volitve (translated)
The author of the publication asserted that the ideas of Greater Serbian politics and the "Serbian world" have not been abandoned in Serbia. He called on Croatia to set stricter conditions for Serbia and Montenegro regarding their possible membership in the European Union, and linked the publication to the ECR group. #Srbija #Hrvatska #EU #RS #HR #ME (translated)
One of the arrested individuals in Serbia has a Croatian passport because his family fled during the nineties, and the arrests followed due to the alleged planning of a violent overthrow of the government. #Srbija #hrvatskeputovnice #neredi (translated)
