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Students Urge Citizens Not to Gather Near Police Deployments in Belgrade

Students have urged Belgrade residents on social media to avoid gathering near locations where an increased presence of police and individuals in plain clothes has been observed. “Let us remain safe, peaceful and dignified until the end,” they said. The appeal comes amid a heightened police presence in central Belgrade. Riot police have been stationed outside the Republic Electoral Commission, while gendarmerie vehicles equipped for crowd contro…

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The students in the blockade called on the citizens of Belgrade not to gather near the places where the increased presence of the police and non-uniformed persons was noticed. Their message comes as additional police forces, including members of the Gendarmerie, are being deployed in the center of the capital during election day.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The students in the blockade have called on the citizens of Belgrade not to gather near places where there has been an increased presence of police and non-uniformed persons. Their message comes as additional police forces, including members of the Gendarmerie, are being deployed in the center of Bwogeada during election day. We call on all citizens of Belgrade not to gather near places where there has been […]

The Belgrade student movement asked citizens not to gather in locations affected by increased police presence. The post Students ask Belgraders to remain calm amid police alert – gallery first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Photo: Stefan Goranović Students in the blockade called on citizens to stay in the queues in front of the polling stations and wait for their turn to vote, saying that every citizen must be able to exercise his right to vote. "We don't stop until the very end of election day. We are one step away from making history and achieving the highest turnout in the history of Serbia," the students said in a statement. They pointed out that their teams ar…

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n1info.rs broke the news in Novi Beograd, Serbia on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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