SNS leader Miloš Vučević calls for unity in Trupale ahead of Serbian elections

Miloš Vučević, head of the Serbian Progressive Party, toured the village of Trupale near Niš, meeting residents and stressing that “the nation and the state are above everything” and that citizens “want to live normally and without divisions.” He framed the upcoming parliamentary elections as a major challenge, expressing confidence that Niš will surprise observers with its vote in favor of those who love the country while warning that opponents who have “blocked the city and the state” will be displeased.

Vučević also recalled a previous visit by President Aleksandar Vučić and other officials that had been postponed, noting that the atmosphere has now returned to normal. He urged voters to support the ruling coalition, claiming its policies have restored schools, farms, industry and public order. The speech was backed by local officials, including the mayor of Niš, who praised the SNS for building Serbia’s future.

The rally highlighted the party’s push for national unity ahead of the election, positioning the SNS as the guarantor of stability and progress in Serbia.