Supporters celebrate the election victory of the student-backed movement, viewing it as a positive change and a step towards a new era for Serbia.

Commentators analyze the election results, attributing Vučić's defeat to a 'revolution' backed by European countries and a deeper frustration with establishment politics.

The newly elected Student List party states it will not impose sanctions on Russia, will maintain ties, and continue to purchase Russian gas, contradicting previous statements by Aleksandar Vučić.

Aleksandar Vučić admits defeat and predicts that the incoming government will impose sanctions against Russia by spring, a claim disputed by the Student List.

The victory of the student movement in Serbia is celebrated as a significant change against corruption and government negligence.

Foreign officials and media outlets congratulate the Student List on their victory and express support for Serbia's pro-European path and democratic reforms.

Serbian police have withdrawn from central Belgrade subsequent to the ruling party's defeat in the parliamentary elections.

A Russian oligarch views the Serbian election outcome positively, celebrating the defeat of Vučić and praising the student movement as friends of Russia.

International election observers are set to present their findings on the Serbian parliamentary election.