He assured them of Hungary’s support, according to a Facebook post.

“I was pleased to hear how much strength you drew in this tough battle from our election victory in April,” Magyar wrote.

In an earlier post, the prime minister noted that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić had conceded defeat as the Student List secured an absolute majority.

“Celebrations have begun in the streets across Serbia. Does it look familiar?” Magyar wrote.

Vučić, leader of the United Serbia party, conceded defeat Sunday evening following the snap parliamentary election.

Citing preliminary figures, he said the Student List could take 135-140 seats in Serbia’s 250-member Parliament, while his party could secure around 105.