Serbia President Aleksandar Vučić announces resignation FAST-MOVING

Aleksandar Vučić resignation Serbia elections Ana Brnabić political transition

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced his resignation from the presidency, effective Sunday, September 27, at approximately 20:00. He stated he is leaving with pride in his administration's achievements, citing economic progress, infrastructure development, and maintained stability as key successes.

Following his departure, Ana Brnabić is expected to serve as acting president until new elections are held. Vučić intends to remain politically active as a private citizen, participating in the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for October 25, 2026.

As part of his transition, Vučić is working on decisions regarding pardons and amnesties for various individuals involved in recent national protests and events, including the 'Novi Sad group.' Additionally, he proposed a significant restructuring of the government, aiming to reduce the number of ministries from 31 to 12 to increase accountability and efficiency.

Entities

Aleksandar Vučić · Ana Brnabić · National Assembly of Serbia · RTS · Serbia · Serbian Progressive Party · Vladimir Putin

Claims

What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.

[● 9 SOURCES] Ana Brnabić will serve as acting president of Serbia following the resignation. trn.mk · opserver.mk · tocka.com.mk · 6yka.com · plusinfo.mk · +3 more
[● 8 SOURCES] Presidential elections must be held within three months of the resignation. trn.mk · opserver.mk · tocka.com.mk · plusinfo.mk · resetka.rs · +2 more
[● 7 SOURCES] Vučić intends to participate in upcoming parliamentary elections as a private citizen. trn.mk · n24.ba · racin.mk · resetka.rs · www.seznamzpravy.cz · +1 more
[● 11 SOURCES] Aleksandar Vučić announced he will resign from the presidency of Serbia. trn.mk · n24.ba · opserver.mk · racin.mk · tocka.com.mk · +3 more
[● 5 SOURCES] Vučić held a farewell gathering for his staff involving a cocktail and music. opserver.mk · racin.mk · tocka.com.mk · plusinfo.mk · n24.ba
[● 3 SOURCES] Vučić intends to run for Prime Minister following the parliamentary elections. trn.mk · www.seznamzpravy.cz
[● 6 SOURCES] Parliamentary elections in Serbia are scheduled for October 25. trn.mk · n24.ba · resetka.rs · psnews.ro · ruse.news
[● 4 SOURCES] Vučić intends to issue pardons and amnesties for individuals involved in recent national events. www.brif.mk · denesen.mk · rtk.co.rs · szmsz.press
[● 3 SOURCES] Vučić plans to reduce the number of ministries from 31 to 12 if he gains power in the upcoming elections. vojvodjanskireporter.rs · trn.mk · banjaluka.net
[● 5 SOURCES] Vučić announced he is considering pardons and amnesties for individuals involved in recent country events. www.brif.mk · denesen.mk · rtk.co.rs · beta.rs · insajder.net
[● 2 SOURCES] Vučić plans to reduce the number of government ministries from 31 to 12 if he receives public trust. vojvodjanskireporter.rs · banjaluka.net
[○ 1 SOURCE] Vučić accepted a debate invitation from RTS involving representatives of CRTE.