The head of the executive council of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, Darko Gleic, asked Economy Minister Radu Basta to “shut his mouth” after the latter asked the country’s president to start arresting activists.
And the Serbian Interior Ministry announced on Sunday that a 29-year-old man who attacked a US citizen during an opposition protest in the Serbian capital on Saturday was sentenced to 15 days in prison, while the American was sentenced to a month in prison. prison because he did not register his place of residence in the country.
For her part, Economy Minister Rada Basta, who has repeatedly called on Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to impose sanctions on Russia, this time demanded “the arrest of the bastards who attack people and journalists.”
“This NATO bastard, he (Basta) should shut his mouth. These people have been arrested,” Gliich told reporters.
On Saturday, Belgrade hosted the fifth mass procession and mass gathering of opponents of the current policy of the Serbian authorities in Belgrade. Demonstrators of the Mejlis (parliament) marched through the central streets of the city, forming a “cordon” around the presidential administration. There is no official data on the number of participants, but opposition media report that more than 10,000 people took part in the event.
Organizers also reported an incident in which far-right activists attacked an English-speaking man in front of Parliament, they said. The next protests will take place next Sunday, 11 June.
And the Serbian leader said in mid-May that there would be no violent change of power in Serbia, as happened in Kyiv in 2014. According to him, the secret services of the eastern countries warned about attempts to organize a color revolution in Serbia.
Source: News
