Recent electoral defeat has prompted a wave of investigations and arrests targeting associates of former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, including senior police officials and the owner of a bank linked to his network, on charges of abuse of office, corruption, and related offenses. Prosecutors have opened probes into alleged election irregularities and misuse of public resources during his long tenure, while the incoming student-led parliamentary majority has called for institutional reforms. Vučić has publicly stated he faces no credible risk of arrest, citing lack of direct evidence and his limited personal involvement in financial transactions. No formal charges or detention have been announced against him as of early November 2026, though ongoing inquiries into prior administration actions could influence outcomes depending on prosecutorial priorities and any new disclosures in the coming weeks.