
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic appeared in a campaign video wearing a T-shirt with insults he heard from political rivals, and said that such words did not stop him, but taught him to work harder and fight for Serbia.
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Aleksandar Vučić was President of Serbia from 2017 to 2022 and remains an influential figure in Serbian politics.
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic addressed citizens in a campaign video wearing a T-shirt with insults that he heard addressed to him by political rivals. The video was published on his page on the social network X.
The politician appeared in front of the camera wearing a gray T-shirt with decorative patches on which were written the words “traitor,” “autocrat,” “crazy,” and other characteristics.
“For years I have been listening to insults, lies and threats. Some words hurt, some leave a mark. But they didn’t stop us, they taught us to work more, fight more and not retreat from what we love most, our Serbia,” Vučić said and peeled off the labels.
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The video will spark discussions in the Serbian media and social networks about the tone of the political struggle
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