Protesters in Belgrade try to storm the city administration – Rossiyskaya Gazeta

Protesters used masts to break down the front door, break a window and begin throwing rocks and beer cans into the room. At the same time, they break the CCTV cameras. The protesters began to set fires.

The gendarmerie blocked the entrance to the administration of the Serbian capital from the inside, RIA Novosti reports.

It was previously reported that supporters of the opposition bloc “Serbia Against Violence” gathered for a protest rally near the electoral commission building in the center of Belgrade. Protesters blocked the central street of the Serbian capital, Kralja Milan. Between the electoral commission building and the residence of the President of the Republic, Aleksandar Vucic, a stage appeared from which Serbian rock sounds. Protesters carrying Serbian and European Union flags shout anti-government slogans.

Sunday’s demonstration was the seventh since December 17, when the election results were announced. However, this time eyewitnesses claim that there were a larger number of participants.

Earlier on Sunday, Vucic said the opposition protests in Belgrade and their provocative statements would have no result. He highlighted that in the country “power changes only through elections.” Vucic also stated that there are “Maidan” sentiments in Belgrade, but the people of the republic as a whole do not support the pro-Western opposition.

Previously, the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, said that the West has been trying for a long time to implement a “color revolution” scenario, similar to the coup d’état carried out in Ukraine, in the Balkans and, in particularly in Serbia.