Serbian protests are escalating to combat freedom on the third night of the clashes News protest

The protests began last year after a fatal collapse from the roof of the railway station, with President Vochik of corruption.

Thousands of demonstrators moved to the streets via Serbia, destroying the windows of the headquarters of the ruling party in the northern city Novey is sadAs the country’s anti -government revolution began more than nine months ago.

The demonstrators went out for a third night on Thursday, after that Main clashes Earlier in the week, which witnessed dozens of detained or injured, demanding this president aleksandar vocic Call the early elections.

In Novi Sad, where the umbrella of the train station collapsed last year, killing 16 people and creating public anger at the alleged corruption in infrastructure projects, the demonstrators attacked the offices of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), carried furniture and documents, and sprayed the paint on the entrance.

“It is over,” they shouted, by reference to the president while demolishing the offices. Police supporters and Vocic, who guarded the office in the second largest city in Serbia for several months, were not seen.

In Belgrade, the Serbian capital, hundreds of demonstrators and supporters of SNS threw torches and firecrackers in a major city street. Police launched at least two tear gas to disperse the demonstrators and maintain competing camps.

Similar protests were held in towns throughout the country.

Vocic Informer Television told the government that “the state will win” as it announced a campaign against anti -government demonstrators, accusing them of inciting violence and being “enemies in their country.”

“I think it is clear that they do not want peace and protests Gandhi. There will be more arrests,” he said.

He repeated previous allegations that the protests were organized from abroad, and did not provide any evidence.

The night before, there were gatherings in about 90 sites in the country, according to the Ivica Dacic Minister the next day.

Interior Minister Evica Dacke said that 47 people were arrested in clashes on Wednesday, where he left about 80 civilians and 27 police officers.

The European Union’s expansion commissioner, Marta Cos, said X that violence reports “deeply relate to.”

Cos said on X.

The Serbian president rejects allegations of allowing organized crime and corruption to prosper in the country, and is a candidate for the European Union membership.