Dozens infected in Serbia, while clashes erupt in anti -freedom protests News protest

Pictures of the scene show government supporters who throw flames on the demonstrators who throw many things.

The clashes erupted with the face of opponents and supporters of the Serbian government, as each side organized its demonstrations, as the ongoing protests against popular President Alexander Fuzic continued for more than nine months.

The clashes started for the first time on Tuesday night in VRBAS, northwest of the capital, Belgrade, where the riot police separated the two groups outside the Serbian ruling party offices in the city.

the Protests led by students in Serbia It started for the first time in November after the collapse of the umbrella of a train station in the northern city of November, killing 16 people, which led to angry accusations of corruption in government infrastructure projects.

The President of Serbia, other government officials and the pro -government media, described the bitterness and the repetition of the demonstrators as “terrorists”, although the protests since November were largely peaceful.

Under the leadership of the university students, the demonstrators are calling for contacting the early parliamentary elections, which he refused to do.

The pictures from the scene showed government supporters throwing torches, rocks and bottles on the demonstrators who threw many things. The police said dozens of people were injured, including 16 police officers.

Similar incidents have been reported in the protests in other parts of the country.

Police said that many people were detained at VRBAS. Police Commissioner, Derngan Vasilgvich, said by the government, said the demonstrators “came to attack” the ruling party supporters outside the party’s offices.

The demonstrators said that the government supporters first attacked them in VRBAS and also south in Backa Palanka and then in Novi Sad and the southern city of NIS. In Belgrade, riot police pushed the demonstrators who gathered in the downtown area.

” Prisoners supporting democracy In Serbia, it was “very violent and it was violent last night.”

Since November, the protests have attracted hundreds of thousands of people, shaking the long -term Vocic presidency. Supporters of Serbian leader recently began organizing counter -reinforcements, nourishing fears of more violence.

Serbia is officially looking for the membership of the European Union, but Vocic has maintained strong relations with Russia and China, and has been accused of strangling democratic freedoms since it came to power 13 years ago.