Large demonstration in Belgrade: Vučić mobilizes 200,000 supporters!

Large demonstration in Belgrade: Vučić mobilizes 200,000 supporters!

On Saturday evening, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić plans a large rally in the center of Belgrade to present his new "movement for the people and the state". More than 200,000 participants are expected for this demonstration, which should set a sign of the strength of its government in the midst of persistent mass protests. The official foundation of the movement is planned until the national day of mourning Vidovdan on June 28th. This day is reminiscent of the historical defeat against the Ottoman Empire in 1389. The new movement is borne by the Serbian advanced party (SNS) and is intended to influence the political landscape of Serbia, which is shaped by numerous tensions. OE24 reports .

The political tensions in Serbia are not new, they have recently been reinforced by tragic events. A few days ago there was a devastating collapse of the station's vordach in Novi Sad, which resulted in an increase in death to 14. Among the victims was also a six to seven -year -old girl, which made the grief all the greater. Dozens of people were injured and three of them are in a serious condition. The exact causes of the accident are still unclear, but many are already demanding criminal consequences. Interior Minister Ivica Dacic confirmed that the rescue work has been completed, but the search for survivors under the ruins remains an urgent task. Wn.de reports .

protests and political consequences

The tragic incident triggered waves of outrage and further fueled government -critical protests that originated in autumn 2022. These protests, originally organized by students, call for the end of President Vučić's authority and demand more rule of law and measures against corruption. Dissatisfaction has now grasped large parts of the population, including agriculture and culture. The riots were triggered by the collapse of the station of the station on November 1, 2024, in which 15 people died. To date, the circumstances of the accident have not been fully clarified, which contributes to the anger of the population. bpb.de informs about the protests .

government councils, including the Minister of Construction Goran Vesić, had to withdraw due to the incidents, and charges were raised against 13 people. President Vučić and Russian President Vladimir Putin suspected that western secret services are behind the protests that aim to destabilize Serbia. Despite these severe allegations, the protest movement does not show any signs of relapse, while regime -supporting media are trying to criminalize the demonstrations and further provoke the conditions. The situation in Serbia remains tense, while society is torn between the longing for change and political adherence to traditional power structures.