VIDEO / Fico at the meeting in Novi Sad spoke in Serbian and praised Vučić: "Aleksandar is a precious treasure"Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico attended a pre-election rally for Serbia's Progressive Party (SNS) in Novi Sad, where he spoke in Serbian and praised President Aleksandar Vučić. Fico emphasized his support for Vučić's sovereign policies and highlighted the importance of Serbia's territorial integrity, particularly regarding Kosovo and Metohija. He stated that Slovakia would continue to respect Serbia's borders and criticized foreign interference in Serbia's affairs. Fico also expressed admiration for Vučić, comparing him to a 'precious treasure,' and noted the equal treatment of Slovaks living in Vojvodina alongside other communities.
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A crowd of people has gathered, someone has a flag with the figure of the criminal MladicA pre-election rally for Serbia's Progressive Party (SNS) took place tonight in the center of Novi Sad, drawing a large crowd of supporters from the 'United Serbia' electoral list. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić attended the event alongside Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, while central streets were blocked and numerous tractors were parked along Boulevard Mihajla Pupina. Among the attendees were flags featuring images of Vučić, his brother Andrej, and Ratko Mladić. The rally began with the singing of the Serbian national anthem, followed by speeches in Serbian by Fico, who emphasized his friendship with Vučić and expressed support for the Serbian president. Fico praised Serbia's economic development and highlighted the importance of maintaining state sovereignty, stating that Slovakia would not betray Serbia regarding Kosovo. Many SNS officials and politicians from the Republika Srpska, including Milorad Dodik and Nenad Stevandić, also attended. Preparation for the gathering started early in the morning, with stages, platforms, and tents set up on Freedom Square, and buses bringing supporters from across the country. Traffic congestion was reported on the highway between Bel
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