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Tear fuel deployed as protesters conflict with Serbian police in newest violent demonstration

By Editorial Board Published August 17, 2025 3 Min Read
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Tear fuel deployed as protesters conflict with Serbian police in newest violent demonstration

Tear fuel was deployed within the newest violent conflict between protesters and police in Serbia.

Tensions soared within the Balkan nation on Saturday after a gaggle of younger males carrying scarves over their faces threw flares at President Aleksandar Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Get together workplaces in Valjevo, 100km (60 miles) from the capital Belgrade.

The protesters, who had been chanting slogans towards Mr Vucic, set hearth to the workplaces earlier than clashing with riot police, who used a number of rounds of tear fuel to battle and charged at demonstrators who had been hurling bottles, rocks and flares at them.

Tear fuel deployed as protesters conflict with Serbian police in newest violent demonstration

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Protesters react subsequent to law enforcement officials deployed throughout anti-government demonstrations in Belgrade, Serbia. Pic: Reuters

There have been comparable clashes in Belgrade and the northern metropolis of Novi Unhappy, with police additionally deploying tear fuel after protesters set bins on hearth.

Within the city of Valjevo, hundreds of individuals took to the streets to protest after a younger man was injured by police who kicked him and hit him with batons.

One policeman was injured within the demonstration and 18 folks had been arrested to this point, inside minister Ivica Dacic mentioned.

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The protests calling for snap elections and an finish to the 12-year rule of President Aleksandar Vucic have been largely peaceable prior to now month earlier than escalating to violence this week.

College college students have been a key power behind nationwide demonstrations that began after a renovated rail station cover collapsed, killing 16 folks in November final 12 months.

Many blamed the concrete roof crash on authorities corruption and negligence in state infrastructure initiatives, resulting in recurring protests.

Mr Vucic and his right-wing occasion have repeatedly refused the demand for an early parliamentary vote and accused protesters of planning to spur violence on orders from overseas, which they haven’t specified.

A former excessive nationalist, Mr Vucic has turn out to be more and more authoritarian since coming to energy greater than a decade in the past.

He formally says he desires Serbia to affix the European Union, however critics say he has stifled democratic freedoms and strengthened ties with Russia and China.

Serbia’s parliamentary elections are due in 2027.

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