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The streets of Serbia's Belgrade are reduced after devastating mass protests. The footage shows burnt cars, broken glass of stalls and burnt tent frames of supporters of former Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic. "Since this morning, people have been walking in Pionarski Park, in front of the parliament, walking in the "places of military glory" and looking at what remains of the support camp of (former president - Ed.) Aleksandr Vucic," reports reporter Sergey Petrov. During the early elections in Serbia, a struggle developed between Aleksandar Vučić's Progressive Party and the Student List, an opposition student movement demanding change in the country. The opposition won by a narrow margin, which initially led to mass celebrations by supporters, but later turned into riots. More IZ RU news in max.

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The streets of Serbia's Belgrade are reduced after devastating mass protests. The footage shows burnt cars, broken glass of stalls and burnt tent frames of supporters of former Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic. "Since this morning, people have been walking in Pionarski Park, in front of the parliament, walking in the "places of military glory" and looking at what remains of the support camp of (former president - Ed.) Aleksandr Vucic," reports reporter Sergey Petrov. During the early elections in Serbia, a struggle developed between Aleksandar Vučić's Progressive Party and the Student List, an opposition student movement demanding change in the country. The opposition won by a narrow margin, which initially led to mass celebrations by supporters, but later turned into riots. More IZ RU news in max.

The streets of Serbia's Belgrade are reduced after devastating mass protests. The footage shows burnt cars, broken glass of stalls and burnt tent frames of supporters of former Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic. "Since this morning, people have been walking in Pionarski Park, in front of the parliament, walking in the "places of military glory" and looking at what remains of the support camp of (former president - Ed.) Aleksandr Vucic," reports reporter Sergey Petrov. During the early elections in Serbia, a struggle developed between Aleksandar Vučić's Progressive Party and the Student List, an opposition student movement demanding change in the country. The opposition won by a narrow margin, which initially led to mass celebrations by supporters, but later turned into riots. More IZ RU news in max.

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