Miloš Vučević

After the attack on students outside the SNS offices in Novi Sad, he resigned as "objectively responsible". Later, as SNS president, he announced a blockade of the court until the defendants were released from custody, and he portrayed the student protests as an attempted colour revolution. He said the arrest of the dean who had backed the students had nothing to do with the blockades. Following Vučić's announcement, he twice filed criminal complaints against Vučić, over "Jovanjica" and the Belivuk group; both times the prosecutor's office concluded there were no grounds.

Affairs

• The Banjska attack and Radoičić's lack of an indictment in Serbia: He said arms production in Serbia proves nothing
• The Belivuk group and its ties to the state: As Vučić had announced, he filed a criminal complaint against Vučić over allegations of links to Belivuk's group
• SNS bots and who organises them: Said he could not confirm the list and that this is not done in an organised way
• General Staff: lifting of protection and the Selaković trial
• Arrest of dean Snežana Brkić in Novi Sad: He said the dean's arrest “has nothing to do with the blockades” and called the faculty “the most radical”
• Irregularities in the 2023 elections: He likened the call for an investigation to the 1914 ultimatum and said the elections had been as fair as they could be
• Marijuana plantation on the “Jovanjica” estate: He filed a criminal complaint against President Vučić and his brother
• Pressure on teachers and students at the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Grammar School: He said his son had been "forced" to leave class, after which the school apologised and announced disciplinary proceedings
• Krušik: arms sales to the GIM company: Said outgoing ministers Zorana Mihajlović and Stefanović had “not been punished”; Stefanović was left out of the 2022 government
• No-tender deals under intergovernmental agreements: On 19 March 2022 he said the state was funding the bridge in Novi Sad with €175.5 million
• SNS supporters attack citizens in Vrbas and Bačka Palanka: He declared that the Progressives would not retreat any more and accused the opposition of being behind the attacks
• Collapse of the canopy at Novi Sad railway station: He resigned, citing the attack on students in Novi Sad the night before
• Attack on students outside the SNS offices in Novi Sad: As SNS president, he announced a blockade of the court until the four defendants in the attack were released from custody
• Dismissal and arrest of Novica Antić of the Military Union: He said that trade unions in the military were "the biggest nonsense in the world"; Antić was arrested about ten days later
• Pressure on bus operator Milomir Jaćimović: He called on Hrka, Jaćimović and his son to end the hunger strike and called bringing the son into it "scandalous"
• REM, RTS and state money for the media
• Students as “terrorists”: a campaign by the authorities and tabloids: He portrayed the student protests as an attempted colour revolution, saying there were “clear traces” of one
• “Sound cannon” at Belgrade protest: He said that no sound cannon had been used by either the police or any other state body, and that the government was ready to invite the FBI and the FSB