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Serbian politician Nenad Çanak spoke about the elections in Serbia and the re-election of Aleksandar Vučić at the head of the presidency.
He emphasized that the Kremlin's idea to organize riots in the Balkans after the attempted attack in Banjska will depend on Bosnia-Herzegovina, because it is there that tensions between Milorad Dodik and the rest of politics can be organized.
Among other things, he said that no matter how much the opposition tries at this moment, it does not have the power to achieve a better result than what it achieved.
"During the 1999s, the Kremlin's idea to organize riots in the Balkans after the attempted attack in Banjska, will depend on Bosnia-Herzegovina because it is there that tensions between Milorad Dodik and the rest of politics can be organized. On the other hand, I think that NATO is aware of this and must act. I think this is a closed issue.
Perhaps there may be some small chances, but they are very small to repeat the elections for Belgrade. As for the Belgrade elections, I think that no matter how hard the opposition tries at this moment, it does not have the power to achieve a better result than what it achieved. The real chances for Serbia are to hold new elections in the future that may not be held in 4 years but may be held in 2025," the Serbian politician told Euronews Albania.
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