Angry opposition crowd storms Serbia Inform TV, demands editor's handover A crowd of opposition supporters descended on Inform TV in Belgrade, the channel best known for its support of former Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic, demanding the surrender of editor-in-chief Dragan J. Vucic. Izvestia reporter Sergey Petrov reported that the protesters vowed to "arrest" Vycevic if their demands were not met, with or without the help of the police. "People said they would drag everyone out of the building themselves," Petrov said, adding that they promised to march the team to the square where crowds are celebrating the opposition's victory in the parliamentary elections. Serbian media reports that a group entered the building and interrupted the live broadcast, after which Vucevic and several crew members left the studio.

Angry opposition crowd storms Serbia Inform TV, demands editor's handover A crowd of opposition supporters descended on Inform TV in Belgrade, the channel best known for its support of former Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic, demanding the surrender of editor-in-chief Dragan J. Vucic. Izvestia reporter Sergey Petrov reported that the protesters vowed to "arrest" Vycevic if their demands were not met, with or without the help of the police. "People said they would drag everyone out of the building themselves," Petrov said, adding that they promised to march the team to the square where crowds are celebrating the opposition's victory in the parliamentary elections. Serbian media reports that a group entered the building and interrupted the live broadcast, after which Vucevic and several crew members left the studio.