Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq é, who tops the election list, Aleksandar Vuciq United Serbia, entered a verbal clash with Croatian journalists after voting in New Belgrade.

When they tried to ask a question, he interrupted them, declaring that Serbian media have priority, broadcasting Telegrafi.

Throughout his speech, Vuciq repeatedly clashed with Croatian journalists, expressing dissatisfaction with their interest in the elections in Serbia.

Wait a minute, you Croatians, wait a minute. I like you Croats so much, and I’m so glad to see so many of you here, that I hardly know what to say. Be patient; you are not the only ones here. These are Serbian elections, not Croatians, he said.

I know you’re very interested in this choice, but please, have some patience. I have already responded to a Croat; let us listen to someone else now, he added.

When Croatian journalists asked him to explain his claims regarding Croatia’s intervention in Serbian elections, Vucic failed to mention any concrete cases, but chose to launch another attack on Croatian media.

You don’t have to ask for any specific evidence. Just open any of your newspapers, visit any of your information portals, or watch any of your television channels. From insults and lies to the most absurd, even worse than those broadcast by N1 and Nova RS to direct interference in the campaign in any possible way, including support for one side, he said.

If you don’t see this, then you have another problem that has nothing to do with evidence, but with that if you have a good look and if you can read. Well, congratulations on that, he added.

The discussion continued when he was asked what he would do if he lost his election.

First, I’ll give you something to enjoy, and then I’ll see what my next steps will be. But what are you gonna do when we win tonight, that reporter responded.

After the response journalists would broadcast, Vuciq said: You seem to be sad, but that’s your job. Tomorrow you’ll be happy, because we’ll do everything you feel better here. Don’t worry. I’ve responded to you the way I want you to.

He arrived at the polling station with his wife Tamar; for the great multitude he had to wait for about two hours. After voting, he declared he would accept the election results, no matter what the outcome would be.

As I always said, elections can be won, but you can lose. We will always act responsibly: if we lose, we will accept the will of voters; if we win, no one will remove it and that’s it, he said.

He added he had read claims in the Croatian media that he had ended up, but stressed that more things would be known after votes have been counted.

Asked about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s support and its importance for future relations, Vucic replied that various political actors receive support from different people.

I’m happy, you know, someone gets support from Natasa Kawrko and Sonia Biserko, somebody gets support from Fico, Putin… Everyone properly said Vucin. /Telegraphy/