Political ties between the two leaders previously included a meeting nearly a year ago at a small, popular town centre bakery in Subotica, where Aleksandar Vučić and Viktor Orbán ate traditional burek pastries. They subsequently visited a local winery to discuss oil and other business deals, including a planned Hungarian purchase of Serbia's Nis oil refinery.
Aleksandar Vučić suffered a decisive defeat in Serbia's parliamentary elections after a student movement won by a landslide last Sunday.
On election night, an hour before polls closed in Serbia, masked and hooded vigilantes took up position in central Belgrade.
Viktor Orbán declined to comment when contacted about the events.
Voter turnout reached 69 percent in Serbia and 79 percent in Hungary, driven largely by tech-savvy young people in both countries.
But the huge turnout - 79% in Hungary and 69% in Serbia, was driven by tech-savvy young people in both countries.
And once society found its voice and rose up, there was no way of stopping it."Defeat for Serbia's Aleksandar Vučiċ in last weekend's vote was a carbon copy of Viktor Orbán's fall in Hungary.
There has been speculation this week that Vučiċ spoke to Orbán twice on Sunday night to ask his advice - once before he conceded, and again at 23:15.
The collapse of the station's canopy on 1 November 2024 - blamed on corruption, as well as negligence - killed 16 people, and acted as the catalyst for the Serbian student movement.