Vučić Published a Satirical Video From the Orchard in Jajinci: He Fought a Duel with a "Cabbage Stone" and Srdanović's Painting
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ALEKSANDAR Vučić held a monologue in front of an empty chair with a photo of the student leader and a stone, criticizing him.
Former President Alexander Vuccič of Serbia held an improvised debate in which his opponent was photographed by the leader of the "Studio List" by Ilya Srdanović and the cabbage sled stone. The ex-President posted a video from his yard, where he sits opposite two chairs. One chair has a portrait of a medical faculty teacher in Novi Sad Ilya Srdanović, while the other, which is rotten for the cabbage sled, gives the RIA "news." "Here, you see, th…
First on the United Serbia list, Aleksandar Vučić published a satirical video of him conducting a dialogue with an empty chair on which there is a cabbage stone and a picture of Ilija Srdanović, the first on the Student list, for the parliamentary elections on October 25.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić released a video from his father's yard in Jajinci in which, instead of a televised duel with Ilija Srdanović, the first on the "Students Win" list, he placed an empty chair with his photo across from him, reports N1. He also placed a stone for cabbage on the chair, with the comment that, as he said, his […]
Ilija Srdanović, the first on the electoral list "Student list - Students are winning", responded today to the holder of the "United Serbia" list, Aleksandar Vučić, regarding the "debate" he held with Srdanović's picture and, as he stated, a stone for dipping cabbage. "The stone of wisdom has been found! We are still looking for a suitable specialist," Srdanović said briefly to the Beta agency. Earlier today, Vučić shared a video on social netwo…
Former President Alexander Vuccic of Serbia has staged an improv debate with a photograph of his political opponent and a rock that is pressed with cabbage in the saline, and the video politician has published it on social media.
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