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How is a leaderless group challenging the Serbian President? Explained

While the movement had called for snap parliamentary protests during the protests in 2025, it was Mr. Vucic’s desire to hold on to power that ultimately led to the coming election

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How is a leaderless group challenging the Serbian President? Explained
While the movement had called for snap parliamentary protests during the protests in 2025, it was Mr. Vucic’s desire to hold on to power that ultimately led to the coming election
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