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Vui said that the list "Serbia must not stop" won convincingly at all polling stations, both at the city and republic levels.
"The turnout at the republic level is about 43 percent, which is a high turnout for repeated elections, and slightly less than 40 percent at the level of the city of Belgrade," said the President of Serbia.

Vui commented on the research that he was the most attacked person in the campaign. He also spoke about the negative coverage of RTS.

Asked to comment on the violent protests in Belgrade, Vui said that everyone has the right to protest, as long as there is no violence. "Unfortunately, we knew," Vucic said.
"I am proud of the police in Belgrade who were restrained. They suffered beatings for three hours. They are not ashamed to claim that they hurt themselves," added Vui.

President of Serbia addressed the citizens after the violence in front of the Belgrade City Assembly.

''You can almost never conduct the electoral process to perfection, we had fair elections, they all know that. I have never received more congratulations from other countries. Yes, I respect every vote. And just like that, the electoral will of the people will be respected," Vucic said.

"Even though they said it wouldn't be like that, the 'Serbia must not stop' list undoubtedly won the most votes in Belgrade," Vui pointed out at the beginning of his speech.

As he said, they came before the citizens with a program, plans and promises.
Vui said that the campaign they ran was very good and that he's satisfied.

Vui referred to the meetings he had with UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, as well as the chairman of the UAE Executive Affairs Authority and Manchester City club owner Khaldoon al-Mubarak.

Apart from Vui, the guests were lawyer Milan Antonijevi and playwright Biljana Srbljanovi.
"I don't have special opinion about the ProGlas initiative, people should read it, it doesn't say anything. It's empty reading, not completely written, there's nothing, there's even nonsense about how we're declining demographically," said Vui.

"Better times are coming. Every house will have security for its future. Peace, stability and a secure future for us and our children. The next and the years ahead will be much better because of the reforms," said Vui.

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