Vučić: I would like the elections to be held in December next year, I will resign, we will win convincingly

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said he would like early elections in the country to be held in December next year, and assessed that it would be the "final defeat" of those who are calling for them.

He said on TV Informer that these parliamentary elections will be early, and that they could be held in April-May, or in December next year.

"I would like it to be in December," said Vučić.

According to him, in these early elections, the current government will win so convincingly that those who are now seeking them will not be able to say they were robbed.

He added that he would resign as president before those elections.

The students in the blockade and the citizens who support them are demanding early parliamentary elections and accusing Vučić of not being allowed to call them.

"Everything will be clear to everyone when the elections are over, patriotic and patriotic forces will win, and economically more convincingly than before," he said.

Vučić accused those calling for these elections of never wanting a debate, and added that they could have been with him in the studio last night.

He said that they tried to destroy all the values ​​of society in Serbia and all political freedoms, adding that, as he said, they destroyed everything.

"If they sit in the chair, I don't rule out the possibility that one of us will be killed," Vučić said.

He believes that they cannot win otherwise, and, as he said, if they take power, they will destroy the country in six months.

Speaking about the unrest in Nepal and the murder of Charlie Kirk, an associate of US President Donald Trump, he claims that something like this was planned to happen in Serbia a long time ago.

He said that only through the "patience of the majority people" has peace been successfully preserved in Serbia, despite the intentions of "anarcho-liberal" circles.

According to him, today pets have to be more important than children and someone has to pretend to love them so as not to "resentment leftist-liberal circles."

He said that up to 150.000 people will be at the "anti-blockade" rallies across Serbia today, and that he believes that they will soon reach 200.000 and 250.000.