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300K Protesters March For Change In Serbia | Will Vučić Survive Largest Revolt In His Rule? CLRCUT

Belgrade has witnessed Serbia’s largest protest in decades, sparked by outrage over the Novi Sad train station collapse that killed 15 people. What began as a call for accountability has evolved into a full-scale movement against President Aleksandar Vučić, drawing between 275,000 and 325,000 demonstrators, according to independent estimates. Despite police crackdowns and travel restrictions, protesters arrived en masse, demanding justice and transparency. Reports suggest Serbian security forces deployed a “sonic weapon” to disrupt the rally, though authorities deny this. Clashes left 56 injured and 22 arrested, while Vučić dismissed the protests as violent. The EU and UN urged Serbia to uphold the right to protest, but with Vučić strengthening ties with Donald Trump and Western leaders remaining cautious, the country stands at a crossroads—either facing deeper authoritarianism or a shift towards reform. 00:00 - INTRODUCTION 04:44 - VUČIĆ’S TRUMP CONNECTIONS & INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE #belgradeprotests #serbia #vucic #massprotests #serbiariots #studentprotests #worldnews #clrcut #clrcutnews #internationalnews #globalnews #news –––––––––––––––––––––– CLRCUT on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3Z3K2cT CLRCUT on Instagram: https://bit.ly/4hOUVXl CLRCUT on X: https://bit.ly/3Z52ZMy CLRCUT is everything beyond the usual noise. It is your source for in-depth coverage of geopolitics, defence, and international affairs. We report on global events, dive into defence strategies, and explore the stories redefining our world. Stay clear. Stay informed. Stay CLRCUT.