Liputan6.com, Belograd – About 140,000 protesters pointed to the capital of Belograd on Saturday (6/28). This is the largest number of demonstrations in recent months, when the demonstration led by students increases pressure on the populist government.
“We want universal elections!” shouted to the crowd, as quoted from Bi -bi -s, Monday (06/30/2025).
According to reports, the Serbian police had a clash with a large crowd of anti -lawsuit protesters in the capital of Belograd, which previously demanded universal elections (elections) and ceased the power of President Aleksandar Vucic for 12 years.
Dozens of people were arrested with the Antihuru-Hara police, who saw how they shot with tear gas and shock grenades.
President Aleksandar Vucich accused the protesters who called for universal elections in the framework of a foreign plan that tried to capture his country. “They want to overthrow Serbia, and they fail,” he wrote on his Instagram page.
Earlier on Friday (6/27), five people were arrested, accused of planning to overthrow the government, according to the statement of the High Court of Serbian in Belograd.
After the clash, the police Minister strongly condemned violence with protesters and stated that the responsible would be arrested.
The protests that continued for several months throughout the country, including the closing of the university, pity Vucic, the second term of the post ended in 2027, when the parliamentary elections were also planned.
