Summary
Dozens of people were arrested in Serbia's capital during a large protest against President Aleksandar Vucic. The rally demanded early elections and was part of ongoing protests led by university students. Police said some protesters were violent, leading to increased actions by law enforcement.
Key Facts
- A large protest took place in Serbia's capital against President Aleksandar Vucic.
- Protesters demanded early parliamentary elections.
- The protest was part of nearly eight months of ongoing dissent led by university students.
- Dozens of protesters were arrested during clashes with police.
- Serbia's Interior Minister said police acted because some protesters attacked them.
- Police used pepper spray and shields against the demonstrators.
- Officials estimated 36,000 people attended, while an independent group said about 140,000.
- Serbian elections are scheduled for 2027.
