—❗️🇷🇸 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

🇮🇷❌🇪🇺❗️ — Iranian Regime has arrested several European nationals in various provinces over allegations they were "in some way cooperating with Israel" and has opened cases against them, the judiciary’s spokesperson said on Monday.