US EditionSeveral arrested in Serbia as tensions mount ahead of anti-corruption rally in Belgrade on weekend
- Several people have been arrested in Serbia for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government, according to police reports.
- Hundreds demonstrated in Belgrade against these arrests, driven by university students' call for an early election.
- President Aleksandar Vucic's government has refused the demand for a snap vote and has accused protesters of planning violence at the upcoming rally.
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Several arrested in Serbia as tensions mount ahead of anti-corruption
Police in Serbia have arrested several people accused of allegedly plotting to overthrow the government as tensions soared ahead of a major anti-government rally planned this weekend in the capital Belgrade.
Tensions Escalate in Serbia Amid Anti-Government Protests
Serbian police have arrested several individuals allegedly plotting to overthrow the government, as tensions rise ahead of a major anti-government rally in Belgrade. The detained group is suspected of planning violent acts. Student-led demonstrations have been demanding early elections following government negligence incidents.
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Several arrested in Serbia as tensions mount ahead of anti-corruption rally in Belgrade on weekend
Police in Serbia have arrested several people accused of allegedly plotting to overthrow the government as tensions soared ahead of a major anti-government rally planned this weekend in the capital Belgrade.
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