Aleksandar Vui

In his statement, the Minister of Infrastructure, Construction, and Traffic, Mr. Vesi said that 642.97 kilometers of highways and expressways are currently being built in our country and added that there is no country in Europe where more highways and expressways are being built than in Serbia.

"Dear dad, I want us to play football every day of the year. Happy New Year! I love you, Vukan," the card reads.
In the description of the post, Vui wrote that some wished him new victories, success, happiness, but that he would do his best to fulfill Vukan's wish.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs, in cooperation with the High Prosecutor's Office, launched an operation to arrest all those who caused riots in front of the Belgrade City Assembly this evening.
They violently tried to break into the City Assembly.

"First of all, I want to wish merry Christmas to the Catholics who are celebrating today. Peace, health, happiness at home and a good year. For Christmas, I will answer to the questions from journalists, and today I will present everything that is important for Serbia in the next four years," the president said at the beginning of his address.

As he stated, he is waiting for Ivica Dacic to join him.
"On my morning walk, waiting for Dai to join me. I armed myself with patience," the Serbian president wrote on Instagram.

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"Strange, Ivica wasn't too late"

"Weltwoche" states that this victory was not based on fraud, as portrayed by the opposition and the Western media.

The card arrived on the occasion of the successfully held parliamentary and local elections in the Republic of Serbia and the victory of the "Aleksandar Vui - Serbia must not stop" coalition.

Thus, in the parliamentary elections, the Belgrade region gave 37.56 percent to the list "Aleksandar Vui - Serbia must not stop", "Serbia against violence" won 34.27 percent, the team around the Socialists gained 5.21 percent, "We - voice of the people" Branimir Nestorovi's 6.59 percent, while NADA won 6.32 percent.

REC President Vladimir Dimitrijevi said that today at 7 p.m., Marinika Tepi and Miroslav Aleksi came to the building with a request to talk.
"On that occasion, they handed me a request to hold new elections for the Belgrade City Assembly. They accused the REC of election fraud, claiming that we represent the interests of Aleksandar Vui," said Dimitrijevi.

The polling stations were closed at 8:00 p.m., after which the counting of votes began.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vui pointed out that the "Serbia must not stop" list will have an absolute majority.