Podoba Šešelja padla, Brnabić vpila: 'Povozite!'
Crowds celebrated the victory of a student movement in Serbian cities following the electoral defeat of Aleksandar Vučić. In Novi Sad, citizens removed a large poster of convicted war criminal Vojislav Šešelj from a building belonging to the Serbian Radical Party. The poster had remained there for several years despite orders from the inspection service to take it down. In Belgrade, Ana Brnabić, a close associate of Vučić and the acting president of Serbia, entered into a heated argument with a citizen. During the confrontation, she stepped onto the roadway. She then began shouting for the person to run over the citizen.
Medtem ko so po volilnem porazu Aleksandra Vučića na ulicah srbskih mest množice slavile zmago študentskega gibanja, sta pozornost pritegnila še dva dogodka. V Novem Sadu so občani s stavbe Srbske radikalne stranke odstranili velik plakat pravnomočno obsojenega vojnega zločinca Vojislava Šešlja, ki je tam visel več let, čeprav je inšpekcija že odredila njegovo odstranitev. V Beogradu pa se je Vučićeva tesna sodelavka in začasna predsednica Srbije Ana Brnabić zapletla v buren prepir z občani. V nekem trenutku je stopila na vozišče in začela vzklikati: "Povozite! Povozite!"