Protests have intensified across Serbia, particularly in Belgrade and other cities, as citizens express dissatisfaction with President Aleksandar Vucic's government. Demonstrations began after a tragic railway incident that killed 16, revealing deep-seated corruption. Protesters have clashed with police, particularly after unarmed demonstrators were allegedly assaulted. The situation worsened following violent confrontations between pro-government supporters and protesters. Despite protests leading to the resignation of the prime minister, Vucic remains steadfast. The unrest underscores a wider demand for transparency and accountability from the government amid growing public anger.
Protests have overshadowed Serbia's streets, fueled by public outrage over a deadly railway incident and a call for governmental transparency amid alleged corruption.
In Belgrade, clashes erupted as police clashed violently with protesters, who expressed their discontent over the current government led by President Vucic.
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