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Political upheaval in Serbia and election results

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According to N12, Aleksandar Vucic, who ruled Serbia for 12 years, planned to deploy thousands of police officers and thugs to prevent the transfer of power following the defeat, but ultimately backed down. According to Ynet, the director of the state broadcaster RTS, which stopped reporting after the announcement of the defeat, announced her retirement, and another channel opened its broadcast with an apology for years of bias in favor of Vucic's party.

According to Haaretz, the leaders of the student movement that won the election are demanding that the police chiefs and the judicial system resign. Vucic accused the students of "revolutionary terror."

Reports on other sites 3 outlets

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Developments (3)

  1. Haaretz

    תנועת הסטודנטים שניצחה בבחירות בסרביה דורשת מראשי המשטרה ומערכת המשפט להתפטר

  2. Ynet

    המהפך הפוליטי בסרביה: מנהלת הטלוויזיה התפטרה, הקריין התנצל על שנים של סיקור חד-צדדי

  3. N12

    דרמה בסרביה: הנשיא לשעבר תכנן הפיכה חמושה - וחזר בו

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