Anti-government protests in Serbia intensified as police employed tear gas against demonstrators in Belgrade and Novi Sad. Protesters vandalized the ruling Serbian Progressive Party's headquarters, smashing windows and splattering red paint. Clashes occurred between opposing supporters and law enforcement, leading to several injuries and arrests. The protests, driven by dissatisfaction over corruption following a deadly railway incident, have drawn demonstrators to multiple locations nationwide, demanding early elections in light of public discontent with longstanding governance under President Aleksandar Vucic.
Police fired tear gas at anti-government protesters in Serbian cities, including Belgrade and Novi Sad, while protesters attacked the ruling party's headquarters.
In Belgrade, conflicts erupted between protesters and supporters of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, resulting in multiple injuries and arrests during clashes.
Protesters vandalized the Novi Sad headquarters of the ruling party as tensions escalated, demanding early elections in response to ongoing government corruption.
Student-led protests, initially sparked by a deadly railway station collapse, have persisted since late 2024, reflecting public discontent with corruption and governance.
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