Serbian Socialist leader Dačić cites 'silent majority' weary of political conflict

Ivica Dačić, leader of Serbia's Socialist Party, claimed during a pre-election campaign that a 'silent majority' of citizens are tired of political conflicts. This is a campaign statement aimed at appealing to moderate voters, with no independent evidence of such a majority. The remark signals a potential shift in campaign rhetoric toward de-escalation, but its impact is limited to domestic politics.