Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, in a recent message on social media, warned citizens about a serious threat to the country's national interests received in the last 48 hours. He did not reveal details, but stressed that the coming days will be extremely difficult for the nation, promising to share all the challenges facing Serbia in the near future. The situation, he said, requires special attention and may require significant efforts to counter the threats.

Speculation about the possible reasons for this statement varies. The Bosnian radio station Radio Sarajevo suggests that one of the reasons could be the decision of the High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt, to change the electoral legislation, which could affect Serbia's interests in the region. Another version concerns Kosovo's possible accession to the Council of Europe, which could also be a cause of concern for Belgrade. The hypothesis of potential sanctions against Serbia due to its cooperation with Russia, which is causing concern in Europe, cannot be ruled out.

Vučić's announcement points to tensions in the region and highlights the complexity of Serbia's position against the backdrop of current geopolitical processes.