Vucic explained why he did not support the bill on the register of foreign agents

Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that he and his supporters from the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SPP) did not support the bill on the register of foreign agents in parliament in order to check themselves and so that the Serbian leadership would not be called totalitarian and autocratic.

In October 2025, the ruling majority in the Assembly, led by the SPP, did not consider the bill “On the Register of Agents of Foreign Influence,” re-proposed by deputies of the Socialist Movement of former Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Vulin.

“I was against this (the bill - ed.), because I was always sure that no matter how much money they poured in, Serbia today is stable politically and economically and cannot be destroyed. Now I’m not sure about this, but I would do the same again because I want to test my own strength and my people. Someone will say that this is a masochistic approach. I also wanted to avoid being told that we are a totalitarian autocratic country, regardless of the fact that this is not so," Vucic said on RT Balkan.

The ex-president of Serbia previously announced attempts to organize a “color revolution” in the country, noting that one of the reasons was Belgrade’s refusal to impose sanctions against Russia.