00:01Citizens in Serbia rushed out early Sunday morning to vote in large numbers in the parliamentary elections,
00:07which are widely viewed as a referendum on Aleksandr Vucic.
00:10The Serbian President's party is facing off against the student list,
00:14which is seen as a continuation of the opposition movement that emerged after the tragedy in Novi Sad.
00:21Local analysts estimated that voter turnout in the first three hours of voting
00:26was more than double that of the 2023 elections.
00:30Citizens in Bulgaria were also called to the polls on Sunday to elect the Balkan country's next president.
00:37Of the 27 candidates, the frontrunners are outgoing President Ilyana Yotova,
00:42who is backed by Prime Minister Rumen Radev's pro-Russian party,
00:46and former caretaker Prime Minister Andrey Guirov, who is backed by pro-European opposition parties.
00:53The election campaign focused on the cost of living and security.
01:00The red flag is open,
01:00and the bet is which there are more than 10 of the pogroms.
01:01The law is also known that the rioters were able to do it,
