The December 17 elections, Serbia's "last chance" to not recognize Kosovo, the "alarmed" Serbian politician openly opposes the Franco-German plan

Serbia will hold extraordinary parliamentary elections on December 17, the second in less than two years and the 14th since the introduction of multi-party systems in the 1990s. They will elect a new parliament, i.e. a new government. a new provincial assembly in Vojvodina, as well as authorities in dozens of municipalities and cities. Even though Aleksandar Vu?i?, as president of Serbia, and his Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), together with their coalition partners, have a solid majority in the Serbian Parliament and in many municipalities, they have nevertheless decided to call general elections. exceptional. But besides that, there seems to be another reason why these elections are considered so important. As the Serbian media "Danas" writes, the Chairman of the People's Party, Vuk Jeremic, said yesterday that "the elections of December 17 are of historical importance", because it will be the last opportunity to reject the "French-German" plan for independence of Kosovo. "The People's Party is clearly, strongly and unequivocally against this plan", said Jeremic in a conversation with the citizens of Belgrade. He estimated that the elections are the only chance to change the current political course in Serbia, as he says, Serbia is in the process of implementing this plan. The former Foreign Minister suggested that Serbia should not join the conflicts of the great powers, but should be militarily neutral, as well as not impose sanctions on anyone, except those approved by the UN Security Council. "We are a safe choice, serious people," added Jeremic, calling on citizens to support the People's Party with their votes.