The demonstrations turned into riots
According to a number of foreign media reports, opposition supporters dissatisfied with the results of the Serbian parliamentary elections were held in Belgrade on the 24th, with a large number of people, and eventually turned into riots. The Belgrade City Council building was stormed, and riot police dispersed the **. In a public remarks, Serbian Vučić called the demonstrators "** indicating that they were trying to unleash a "color revolution" and revealed that he had previously received warnings related to the incident.
Parliamentary election results and election agenda
On the evening of the 17th local time, the Serbian Forward Party announced that the party-centered party coalition won more than half of the parliamentary seats in the parliamentary elections that day, winning an "absolute victory".。The 2012 Serbian Prison Election Law stipulates that any party or coalition of parties must obtain a majority of seats in order to form an independent government. Vučić** dissolved parliament and announced early elections.
The events of the riots developed
On the 24th, a coalition of parties formed by the Serbian opposition "Serbia opposes violence".of thousands of supporters gathered outside the Belgrade City Council building**. The event later turned violent, with demonstrators trying to break through security barriers, breaking doors and windows, trying to enter the building, and being dispersed with warnings from the police, who used pepper spray to maintain order.
Response and involvement of intelligence agencies
Serbia ** Vučić urgently convened an emergency meeting of the *** Committee to discuss the situation. In a televised address, he said that there was an attempt to launch "".color revolutions"., citing reports from foreign intelligence agencies, that Western countries want him **. At the same time, the Serbian Prime Minister thanked Russian intelligence for the advance warning of imminent riots in Belgrade.
The event led to riots, political contradictions and external forces had an impact on the situation. For Serbia, political turmoil can lead to social instability and especially the need to pay attention to the development of the situation and maintain peace and security in the country.