Serbia ruling party offices set on fire in protests
Summary
Protests in Serbia against the ruling government have seen some offices set on fire. The unrest began after a railway station collapse in Novi Sad last year, with people demanding new elections and an end to President Vučić's long time in power. The protests have grown in size and violence, with reports of police using harsh measures.Key Facts
- Anti-government protests have occurred for five consecutive nights across Serbia.
- Offices of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) were set on fire in Valjevo.
- Police used stun grenades and tear gas against protesters in Valjevo.
- The protests started after a fatal railway station collapse in Novi Sad last year.
- Protesters are calling for early elections and for President Aleksandar Vučić to step down.
- There are allegations of police violence, which the interior ministry denies.
- Russian support has been announced for President Vučić.
- Human rights groups have raised concerns about police force during the protests.
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