Belgrade City Assembly

Suspects for the incidents in front of the Belgrade City Assembly were questioned on Tuesday and during the night at the High Public Prosecutor's Office, and seven persons pleaded guilty.
All the suspects presented their defenses at the hearing.

Asked to comment on the violent protests in Belgrade, Vui said that everyone has the right to protest, as long as there is no violence. "Unfortunately, we knew," Vucic said.
"I am proud of the police in Belgrade who were restrained. They suffered beatings for three hours. They are not ashamed to claim that they hurt themselves," added Vui.

Let us remind you that the demonstrators gathered by Dragan Djilas tried to force their way into the Belgrade City Assembly.
35 people were arrested for causing riots in front of the city hall.
Several policemen who were guarding the parliament building were injured. The damage is enormous.

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The Ministry of Internal Affairs, in cooperation with the High Prosecutor's Office, launched an operation to arrest all those who caused riots in front of the Belgrade City Assembly this evening.
They violently tried to break into the City Assembly.

President of Serbia addressed the citizens after the violence in front of the Belgrade City Assembly.

REC President Vladimir Dimitrijevi said that today at 7 p.m., Marinika Tepi and Miroslav Aleksi came to the building with a request to talk.
"On that occasion, they handed me a request to hold new elections for the Belgrade City Assembly. They accused the REC of election fraud, claiming that we represent the interests of Aleksandar Vui," said Dimitrijevi.

Reinhold Lopatka, the special coordinator and leader of the short-term observers of the OSCE, assessed today that the parliamentary elections in Serbia were technically well conducted and that voters were offered an adequate choice of political alternatives.

IPSOS/CeSID: SNS 128, SPN 65, SPS 18 parliamentary mandates

On Thursday at midnight, the election silence comes into force and ends on Sunday at 20:00 with the closing of the polling stations.
On Sunday, December 17, 6,500,165 registered voters will be able to exercise their right to vote at one of a total of 8,273 polling stations.

The decision was made based on the Decision adopted at the session of the Belgrade City Assembly on April 13 this year.

Aleksandar api was elected mayor of Belgrade with a tight majority.
57 councilors voted for the election of api, who headed the list "Aleksandar Vui - Together we can do everything".
api won the votes of 57 of the 110 Belgrade City Assembly members in a secret voting.