In Serbia, antigovernment protests culminated in clashes with police as demonstrators voiced anger over government policies and alleged corruption. Following the removal of barricades by police, protesters declared they would return to the streets despite many arrests. President Vucic has supported police actions while students have protested daily since a tragedy in Novi Sad highlighted construction failures. A recent rally in Belgrade attracted significant crowds demanding a snap election, although the government disputed the turnout figures, further escalating tensions in the capital city.
Protesters have called for the immediate release of those accused of attacking the police or plotting to overthrow the government, reflecting escalating tensions.
President Aleksandar Vucic praised police actions, asserting that the state is strong enough to secure law and order amid ongoing protests against his leadership.
Large crowds gathered in Belgrade, with protests escalating after a tragic incident in Novi Sad, showcasing public dissent against corruption and government policies.
Authorities disputed the protester estimates, claiming only about 36,000 attended, as tensions rise amid public demands for a snap election to oust the government.
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