The ** incident in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, escalated further on the 24th, with demonstrations held by supporters of the Serbian opposition turning into riots. ** began to assemble outside the Belgrade City Council to demand a new parliamentary election. However, the situation then deteriorated, and the demonstrators tried to storm the city council building, even breaking some doors and windows, and the riot police had to be dispatched to disperse the protesters. Serbian Vučić made a public speech after the incident, accusing the demonstrators of being "** and saying that he had been warned in advance about the riots."
While venting his dissatisfaction with the results of the parliamentary elections, he also expressed his distrust of **. They believe that the electoral process is unfair and rigged, which makes them doubt the legitimacy of **. ** They called for the re-holding of the elections to ensure fair and transparent results. However, due to the refusal to act, the activity escalated, with angry demonstrators trying to storm the City Council building to express their displeasure and anger.
In his speech on the 24th, Serbian Vučić harshly condemned those involved in the riots and said that they were trying to launch a "color revolution". He referred to these people as "** and said the riot was a premeditated operation." Vučić also spoke of the fact that he had been warned in advance about the conspiracy, indicating that his security services had already had the relevant information. He did not disclose specific information**, but expressed gratitude to foreign intelligence agencies for their alerts that allowed Serbia to prepare in advance to protect***
Vučić stressed that the riots did not develop into a real revolution, and he was dismissive of the attempts of the demonstrators. He argues that those who claim to be against violence are in fact the ** itself. He also cited reports from foreign intelligence agencies suggesting that Western countries wanted him ** because of his friendly relations with Russia and his refusal to give up Serbia's sovereignty over Kosovo. In his speech, Vučić reiterated these accusations and again thanked the "foreign intelligence agencies" for providing accurate intelligence to his security services so that they could have a clear understanding of the actions of the rioters.
Serbian Prime Minister Brnabic said in a television program that he was grateful to Russian intelligence for warning in advance of the upcoming riots. "I want to say thanks, maybe the West won't understand, but I especially think it's important to stand up and protect Serbia and thank the Russian intelligence services for sharing relevant intelligence with us," Brnabic said in the interview. Brnabic did not disclose the specifics of the intelligence, but his words suggest that Russian intelligence played a key role in protecting Serbia.
Brnabić's words sparked widespread speculation about how Russian intelligence had obtained and shared relevant information. Some analysts believe that Russian intelligence may have used its extensive network in Serbia to obtain information on plans for the riots. Russia and Serbia have deep historical ties and close political ties, which makes Russia's influence in Serbia considerable. Russian intelligence may have obtained relevant intelligence through its partners in Serbia and shared it with Serbia in a timely manner so that it could take action to defend it
The riots in Belgrade, Serbia, have raised concerns about the country's political situation and social stability. The discontent of the people reflects the people's doubts about the fairness and legitimacy of the elections. The reaction and Serbia's speech reveal a tough stance against the demonstrators and blame foreign forces for interference. The Serbian Prime Minister's gratitude to the Russian intelligence services hinted at Russia's influence in the Serbian political situation and emphasized the close cooperation between the two countries.
However, the development of riots has also raised concerns about political stability and social harmony in Serbia. Tensions between the opposition and the opposition are likely to grow further, further exacerbating the conflict and conflict. For the people, the voices of the people should be listened to and measures should be taken to respond to their reasonable demands. For the opposition, it is necessary to express its demands through peaceful means and strengthen dialogue and communication with ** in order to achieve the goals of social harmony and political stability.
In conclusion, the events of the riots in Serbia not only had a significant impact on the country's politics and society, but also aroused the attention of the international community. In the process of resolving the current crisis, all parties in Serbia should remain calm and restrained and resolve their differences through peaceful dialogue and compromise in order to maintain the stability of the country and the well-being of the population.