Президент Сербии Вучич признал поражение на парламентских выборах
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Александр Вучич, занимавший пост президента Сербии, признал поражение своей партии на досрочных парламентских выборах. По предварительным данным, оппозиционное «Студенческое движение» получит 135–140 мест в парламенте, а блок Вучича — около 105 мест. Выборы прошли на фоне двухлетних студенческих протестов против коррупции и авторитарных тенденций в стране. Вучич руководил Сербией около 14 лет.
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В Сербии прошли досрочные парламентские выборы, инициированные президентом Вучичем на фоне двухлетних студенческих протестов против коррупции.
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Александр Вучич признал поражение на выборах, заявив, что победу одержал поддержанный студентами список «Студенческий список».
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Поражение Вучича означает конец более чем десятилетнего доминирования его Сербской прогрессивной партии.
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Вучич оценил, что «Студенческий список» получит 135–140 мест, а его блок — около 105, основываясь на выборке, а не на официальных итогах.
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По данным экзитполов, «Студенческий список» получил 52,1% голосов и большинство мест (около 138 из 250), а блок Вучича — 39,3% (около 104 мест).
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Вучич выразил обеспокоенность, что победивший «Студенческий список» может ввести антироссийские санкции весной.
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В Белграде ликуют, студенты свергли Вучича на исторических выборах.
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“Many will be surprised, and you'll realize just how much some people lied. Judging by the results of the stratified sample frames, it's clear that we lost this election,” he said at his Progressive Party headquarters.
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Serbian elections - Vučić: "We have lost these elections."
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat on the Serbian snap parliamentary elections, estimating 135–140 parliamentary seats for the Students’ List and around 105 for his own bloc.
Speaking from the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) election headquarters, Vučić said his assessment was based on a stratified sample rather than a completed official count.
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Serbia’s student-backed Student List has won a parliamentary majority with 52.1% of the vote and about 138 of 250 seats, according to a CeSID projection, ending more than a decade of dominance by Aleksandar Vučić.
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Serbia's Vučić after conceding defeat in election:
What brought us down is this verified revolution, which they carried out with direct support from various European countries, and the deep American state, the one against President Trump.
I congratulate them, even though they are just executors of work. Executors of dirty work, which someone else designed to bring down a sovereign country.
For a moment you have succeeded.
For how long, we shall see.
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