—❗️🇷🇸 Serbian President Vučić: More arrests expected after Belgrade unrest.

➡️ President Aleksandar Vučić says more arrests will follow after recent incidents in Belgrade, with the Security Information Agency (BIA) helping identify those involved.

➡️ “There will be many more arrests — this is not the end,” Vučić said. “Lives of citizens, police, and intervention units were endangered. They’re now demanding only elections — they want to rule.”

➡️ Interior Minister Ivica Dačić said 48 police officers were injured, and 22 citizens sought medical help. He added that 77 people were detained.

🔗 The National Independent

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🇷🇸🔥📹 — Blockades and protests have now been reported in Kragujevac, Serbia.

🇷🇺 Some protesters are seen waving Khorugv (Orthodox Christian icon flags)

—❗️🇷🇸 Serbia’s Director of Police, yesterday night, on Belgrade's riots: “More than dozens of rioters and hooligans have been detained. We have six injured police officers and two injured civilians. Police activity is ongoing but nearing completion”

📰 Source: The National Independent

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—❗️🇷🇸 BREAKING: Protests and a bridge blockade are now underway in Pančevo, Serbia.

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—❗️🇷🇸 WATCH: Images from the ongoing blockade in Mostarska Petlja - Sajam Beograd (Belgrade Fair).

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🇦🇿❌🇷🇺 — Azerbaijani and Russian media reports Azerbaijani security forces in Baku detained the head of the Sputnik Azerbaijan editorial board Igor Kartavykh and editor-in-chief Yevgeny Belousov

According to local media reports, they have been accused of allegedly being FSB (Russian Intelligence) agents

As expected, Sputnik editorial board called these accusations "absurd and unfounded"

🇷🇺📞🇦🇿 — Sputnik agency reported that it is trying to establish contact with journalists who were detained in Azerbaijan