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Vucic again talks about resigning and possible early elections

June 10, 2026, 10:30 AMUpdated: June 10, 2026, 06:30 PM

On June 10, Aleksandar Vucic again spoke on Radio Belgrade about resigning in three to four months and tied the move to a possible early political cycle. Independent and pro-government outlets pulled different angles from the same appearance: the timing of his exit, the coming campaign, and the ruling camp's expected electoral advantage.

Aleksandar Vucic in coverage of a possible resignation
Photo: N1, article about Aleksandar Vucic's resignation statement.

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N1

Vucic says he will resign in three or four months, perhaps sooner, and is already packing books in the presidency

N1 highlighted Vucic's direct line that he is already packing books and could leave in three to four months, perhaps earlier. In that framing, the news reads as a political signal about timing and an attempt to set expectations for the next cycle himself.

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Danas

Vucic says he will step down soon and has started packing books in the presidency

Danas also centered the resignation theme and kept the wording about an imminent departure from the presidency. For readers, it comes across as part of a broader line in which Vucic is warming up the public to the timing and political scenario of his exit.

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Kurir

I plan to resign: Vucic on Radio Belgrade

Kurir framed the appearance as a major personal statement by the president and as part of a broad political interview on Radio Belgrade. The focus is not only the possible resignation, but also how Vucic himself describes the coming political period.

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Novosti

The gap in the elections will be so large that they will have nothing to say

Novosti put not the departure itself but Vucic's confidence in the future election result at the center. The headline shifts attention from resignation to the ruling side's expected advantage and to the outlet's more familiar campaign framing.

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