Study at UNIRSM are campaigning for the upcoming parliamentary elections last week spread from social networks to billboards throughout Serbia. On them is highlighted the message "We know how" in Cyrillic script so that the letter "Z" represents the number three which is the number under which it will appear on the ticket on October 25 "Student List - Students Win".
It wasn't long before billboards in numerous cities and towns across the country began receiving spray-painted "add-ons." Under the slogan "We know how", unknown persons wrote "let's recognize Kosovo", "let Serbia be genocidal", "let's destroy Serbia" and the like.
Velika Plana, Loznica, Požarevac
In Loznica, however, nothing was written on the "Student List" billboard, but red paint was first thrown on it, and then it was removed. Because of the place where the billboard was placed, there was a conflict between the local authorities and the "Student List".
Namely, the mayor Bedroom Dragana Lukić accused "Studentska lista" of removing the photo of the murdered policeman Nikola Krsmanović from the controversial billboard. However, as reported by Nova.rs, photos on Google show that the photo of the policeman on that billboard has not been there for more than a year. According to Nova.rs, the billboard was empty both in October 2025 and in April of this year.
All billboards with Student list in Velika Plana were completely destroyed. During the night, unknown persons covered billboards and slogans with paint and sprinkled them with sprays, and one banner was located on private property.
Students from Pozarevac posted a video on the Instagram social network showing workers taking down the recently erected "Student List" billboard in this city. According to their statements, only a few hours after the billboard was placed, unknown persons who introduced themselves as employees of the agency that placed the billboard removed it.
"The workers told us that they came on a call without an official order and that they are there outside of working hours," the statement of the students from Požarevac.
They say that Ivan Kočev, the owner of the company Litas, as well as the company that created the platform podrzbam.rs, also appeared on the scene. That platform, the students claim, serves for voter registration and is intended for sympathizers Serbian Progressive Party.
Destruction of the city with graffiti
Billboards, however, are not the only place where the war against the "Student List" is being waged before the elections.
Months before it officially started, graffiti targeting the rector of the University of Belgrade appeared on building facades, bridge fences, children's playgrounds and on asphalt throughout Serbia. Vladan Djokic.
When it turned out that Đokić was not among the 250 names on the list, the "artists" who had been inspired by his image in the previous months changed the subject. Insults against the rector were stopped, and the writing of graffiti "Ustasha blockaders" continued.
But the "artists" got inspiration again.
When the regime newspaper Informer started dealing with the first on the "Student List" Dr. Ilija Srdanović, unknown "artists" rediscovered the motif. The facades have now been given a new face, on which Srdanović's last name is written derogatorily.
"Artists" who beat
In mid-August, the director and professor of the Faculty of Dramatic Arts Stevan Filipovic was beaten in Makedonska street in the center of Belgrade.
He said that he was attacked because he was photographing men who wrote graffiti on a protected building.
During the attack, Filipović lost consciousness, received a buckle on his leg, a hematoma on his hip and a concussion.
The two attackers of Filipović were then questioned and released to defend themselves, and the search for the third person is still ongoing.
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