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A crowd in Belgrade stormed a TV channel and interrupted the broadcast. After the victory of the student list, mass celebrations began in Belgrade, when supporters of the movement clashed with the police near Modi TV channel. Hundreds of people gathered in the system, some tried to break through the fence, and the security forces began to push the crowd back. A group of protesters entered the premises of the television channel and interrupted the live broadcast. The editor-in-chief Vucevic said that the protesters threatened him and his staff, damaged equipment and tried to disrupt the editorial work. The protesters said they had come to express disagreement with the editorial policy and to demand a conversation with management.

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A crowd in Belgrade stormed a TV channel and interrupted the broadcast. After the victory of the student list, mass celebrations began in Belgrade, when supporters of the movement clashed with the police near Modi TV channel. Hundreds of people gathered in the system, some tried to break through the fence, and the security forces began to push the crowd back. A group of protesters entered the premises of the television channel and interrupted the live broadcast. The editor-in-chief Vucevic said that the protesters threatened him and his staff, damaged equipment and tried to disrupt the editorial work. The protesters said they had come to express disagreement with the editorial policy and to demand a conversation with management.

A crowd in Belgrade stormed a TV channel and interrupted the broadcast. After the victory of the student list, mass celebrations began in Belgrade, when supporters of the movement clashed with the police near Modi TV channel. Hundreds of people gathered in the system, some tried to break through the fence, and the security forces began to push the crowd back. A group of protesters entered the premises of the television channel and interrupted the live broadcast. The editor-in-chief Vucevic said that the protesters threatened him and his staff, damaged equipment and tried to disrupt the editorial work. The protesters said they had come to express disagreement with the editorial policy and to demand a conversation with management.

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