Serbs From Kosovo Went to Vote in Serbia in Cars and Buses. Crowds at the Border
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A LARGE number of Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija, who want to use their right to vote in the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Serbia, left for Serbia early this morning.
Large crowds and long lines were recorded this morning on the roads to the polling stations in Serbia, but also at the crossings from the direction of Kosovo, where a large number of citizens went to vote in central Serbia, Serbian media reported. According to reports, the waiting time at the crossings is longer than an hour, and many travelers cross the border on foot. […]
There are large crowds at the Jarinje and Brnjak administrative crossings from the direction of Kosovo and Metohija, as a large number of Serbs set off to vote in central Serbia in the early morning hours.
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