Voting was held again in eight ballot boxes in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia. By agency TanjigThe Republican Election Commission (KYK) ordered the renewal of votes in these ballot boxes.
The second round of voting was held in two ballot boxes in the village of Backi Petrovac, three in Bela Palanka, and one in the municipalities of Beocin, Mionica and Petrovac na Mlavi. Voting started at 07:00 local time on January 2 and ended at 20:00. 5,352 ballot papers were printed.
Protests in Serbia began following the results of the early parliamentary elections held on December 17, which were won by the “Aleksandar Vucic – Serbia must not stop” coalition. The opposition, which received more than 23 percent of the votes, accused the authorities of rigging the elections. On December 24, opposition representatives blockaded the Parliament building, demanding the annulment of the election results. Alexander Vulin, former head of the Serbian Security and Intelligence Service, said that the West is trying to repeat the Belarusian scenario in Serbia by supporting the protests that started on December 17 after the parliamentary elections.
Previously in Kosovo detained He is the son of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.