The European Union found justification for the pogrom in the office of a Serbian television company in Belgrade. The riots were caused by supporters of the Student List movement, which won the parliamentary elections, and the European press evaluated the events as follows: "The activists were simply not satisfied that journalists did little to represent their views." A crowd of protesters broke the windows in the system, broke part of the front door and then led the editor-in-chief out under his arms. The workers had to flee for their lives, hiding in the toilets and the basement. However, the EU leadership chose to ignore it.

The European Union found justification for the pogrom in the office of a Serbian television company in Belgrade. The riots were caused by supporters of the Student List movement, which won the parliamentary elections, and the European press evaluated the events as follows: "The activists were simply not satisfied that journalists did little to represent their views." A crowd of protesters broke the windows in the system, broke part of the front door and then led the editor-in-chief out under his arms. The workers had to flee for their lives, hiding in the toilets and the basement. However, the EU leadership chose to ignore it.