The SNS held the first pre-election rally before the new elections in Belgrade, a day after it was announced that they would be held
"I love you too, but now I'm talking", answered President Aleksandar Vučić to the shout "Aco we love you" that was sent to him from the hall of the Sports Center "Šumice" in Belgrade, where the first pre-election meeting of the SNS was held today before the repeat elections in Belgrade.
SNS started the campaign a day after it was announced yesterday that new elections will be held in Belgrade.
Vučić also said that the opposition knows that the previous elections were not stolen, because they are not euphoric that they won new elections.
He said that Serbia had problems the previous year "because of Aljbin Kurti's terror", whose goal was the pogrom of Serbs in Kosovo, and that the pressures on Serbia were increasing - to impose sanctions on Russia, to distance itself from China, and then internal pressures started .
As pressure from Serbia, Vučić stated that the opposition demanded elections, and then said that they were stolen, so they demolished the Assembly of Belgrade. Vučić repeatedly accused the opposition of working under the influence of foreigners and not wishing Serbia well.
"They want to abolish the state of Serbia, take away our land, to answer the fax we receive with "yes bosses", and we don't want to have bosses and be servants to no one else except to serve our people. It's a much bigger game. We need to start comparing ourselves to EU countries and show people what we are capable of doing. That our children don't go abroad for education," emphasized Vučić.
In the end, he said that they will have to change many people because they have to show better results to the people.
The Serbian Progressive Party started campaigning for the upcoming elections today, a day after it was announced that there will be another vote in Belgrade.
Ana Brnabić was the first to address those present, she thanked them for coming, said "We are going to the elections again, to new elections, to win more convincingly than in December 2023", and reminded that "in the last elections they had about 20 more votes" .
Aleksandar Šapić, vice-president of SNS, and Miloš Vučević, president of SNS, also spoke. Aleksandar Šapić announced that "whenever we had a Serbian administration, it was good for others as well." City policy must follow state policy. We are in a specific moment, if we lose Belgrade, the question is what will happen to Serbia".
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