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Vucic: I Cannot Rule Out the Possibility That One of Us May Be Killed

Published: September 13, 2025
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said that he does not rule out the possibility that someone will be killed, because his political opponents cannot win.

Announcing today’s citizen rallies in, as announced, 140 places in Serbia, he posted a video on Instagram with footage of violence at the protests, as well as footage of peaceful citizen protests against blockades organized by the Center for Social Stability.

Along with the video, he also posted part of his statement from last night’s appearance on Informer television.

“I do not rule out the possibility that one of us will be killed, that I do not know what they will do, because they cannot win anymore,” he said.

According to him, the resistance appeared “when the Serb felt that they were going to overthrow his state.”

“That is why you will see 130, 140, 150 thousand people on the streets of Serbia today, because the people do not want their Serbia,” he said, Anadolu Agency writes.

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