Anti-government protests in Serbia have escalated, with clashes between demonstrators and police after fires broke out at the headquarters of the Serbian Progressive Party.
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In Serbia, a fifth night of clashes between anti-government protesters and police led to the use of stun grenades and tear gas by security forces. The protests, sparked by the collapse of a train station, escalated into demands for early elections and denunciations of corruption. The interior ministry denied allegations of brutality, while Russia declared support for pro-Moscow President Aleksandar Vučić. The protests attracted hundreds of thousands of participants but were marred by violence, with reported injuries and accusations of police abuse.
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A cincea noapte de proteste în Serbia: birourile Partidului Progresist Sârb, aflat la putere, au fost incendiate
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Protestele în Serbia continuă – Birourile partidului de guvernământ au fost incendiate
Protestele în Serbia continuă - Birourile partidului de guvernământ au fost incendiate
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