Serbian President Vučić plans resignation, expects elections in 3-4 months

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has declared his intention to resign from his post, though he has not provided a specific date for his departure. Speaking live on state radio, Vučić stated that elections would be held within the next three to four months, clarifying they would not take place in July or August.

Vučić revealed he is in the process of packing books from his office in the Presidency building, signaling his impending exit. He also mentioned considering a new candidate for the presidency. The president accused his political opponents of preparing to claim election fraud in the upcoming polls.

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I am planning to resign. I will inform you, there will be no surprises for anyone.

In addition to the political announcements, Vučić detailed upcoming military demonstrations. The Serbian military is set to display a range of new equipment, including "drone swarms," during an exercise scheduled for June 28. Furthermore, he confirmed that mandatory military conscription is planned to be reinstated in March 2027.

Vučić's announcement comes amid a complex political landscape in Serbia. His statement about resignation and upcoming elections suggests a significant shift in the country's political direction. The mention of military advancements and the return of conscription highlights a focus on national security and defense preparedness.

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According to him elections will be held in the next 3 or 4 months. “Not in July and August. Whether they are called then is another matter,” he said.