Clashes erupt at Serbian anti-government protests, with dozens injured
Summary
Clashes in Serbia occurred between government supporters and protesters who oppose President Aleksandar Vucic. The conflicts led to injuries, including police officers, during ongoing protests which began after a deadly infrastructure accident. The demonstrations, led by students, demand early elections and criticize the government's handling of infrastructure and democracy.Key Facts
- Protests in Serbia have been ongoing for over nine months against President Aleksandar Vucic.
- Clashes took place in the town of Vrbas, and riot police intervened.
- Government supporters and protesters threw objects at each other, causing injuries.
- Police reported that dozens were injured, including 16 officers.
- Protests started after a train station incident in Novi Sad that killed 16 people.
- Students lead the protests demanding early elections.
- Serbia is seeking European Union membership but maintains ties with Russia and China.
- President Vucic's government is accused of limiting democratic freedoms.
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