Pro-Vucic Rally Draws Thousands Amid Serbian Unrest
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Tens of thousands of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's supporters rallied in Belgrade on Saturday, a show of support following months of anti-government protests. The rally, dubbed the "Movement for the People and the State," aimed to counter recent demonstrations sparked by a deadly railway accident and allegations of government corruption. While Vucic claimed the protests were orchestrated by foreign powers, attendance was lower than previous anti-government demonstrations. He used the opportunity to call for peace and order, and criticized the national broadcaster.
Tens of thousands of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's supporters rallied in Belgrade on Saturday, a show of support following months of anti-government protests. The rally, dubbed the "Movement for the People and the State," aimed to counter recent demonstrations sparked by a deadly railway accident and allegations of government corruption. While Vucic claimed the protests were orchestrated by foreign powers, attendance was lower than previous anti-government demonstrations. He used the opportunity to call for peace and order, and criticized the national broadcaster.
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