Violent demonstrations erupted in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, with thousands of demonstrators taking to the streets in response to the previously announced results of the National Assembly elections. The demonstrations quickly turned violent, with demonstrators holding Serbian flags and shouting slogans, and even trying to storm the building. Serbia** decisively used police force to stop the situation from developing further, dozens of people were arrested, several police officers were injured, and the situation was tense.
However, after the incident, Serbian ** Vučić made a televised speech in which he defined the riots as an attempted "color revolution" and expressed gratitude to the "foreign departments", saying that they provided intelligence showing ** plans to destroy the entire country. Although he did not specify which country's foreign ministry it was, Serbian Prime Minister Brnabic confirmed in a later statement that it was referring to the Russian security services.
Serbia is mired in two consecutive color revolutions, which has attracted the attention of the international community, especially Russia. For Serbia, Russia is a long-standing friendly partner, and the two countries have close ties. Therefore, when Serbia was faced with a volatile situation, Russia gave immediate support and help.
First of all, Russia provided intelligence and reminded Serbia about the plan. This intelligence helped Serbia** develop a response strategy that enabled them to take timely action to maintain the stability and security of the country.
Secondly, Russia also provided political support to Serbia**. In his speech, Vučić said that they were grateful to the "foreign sector" for the help provided to Serbia, which was not only appreciated and supported by Russia, but also made clear to Western countries the close relations between Serbia and Russia.
Above all, Russia's support reassures Serbia**. Despite the constant pressure on Serbia from the United States and the European Union, Serbia has always maintained close relations with China and regards it as a priority partner. This sincere friendship has made China's concern and support for Serbia even firmer.
For China, Serbia is an important strategic partner. The two countries have a long history of friendly relations, and deepening political, economic and cultural ties have brought them even closer. Therefore, when there is turmoil in Serbia, China is naturally concerned about this.
China attaches great importance to the stability and development of Serbia, especially in this politically turbulent situation, and China has made a very clear statement of its support and concern for Serbia. China actively advocates that the international community respect Serbia's sovereignty and independence, refrain from interfering in its internal affairs, and provide necessary assistance and support to maintain Serbia's stability and development.
For China, Serbia is an important partner with a wide range of areas and potential for cooperation between the two sides. What China wants to see is a stable, friendly and prosperous Serbia, which is in the common interests of both sides.
The recent turmoil in Serbia has once again attracted the attention of the international community, especially under the leadership of Vučić**, with both China and Russia expressing their support for Serbia**. Russia has provided intelligence and political support to help Serbia ** stabilize the situation. China, for its part, expressed concern and support for Serbia and hoped that Serbia would maintain stability. For Serbia, having the support of both China and Russia is very important to cope with pressure from the United States and the European Union.
Serbia is currently facing challenges from external forces, in particular attempts by the United States and the European Union to use color revolutions to interfere in Serbia's internal affairs. However, with the support of Russia and China, Serbia** has managed to cope with this challenge and maintain the stability of the country.
Looking ahead, the challenges facing Serbia will continue. The international community's attention and interference in Serbia is likely to continue, especially as the United States and the European Union pose a threat to Serbia's interests. But Serbia** has made it clear that they will firmly defend the country's independence and sovereignty and safeguard Serbia's interests. At the same time, with the support of China and Russia, Serbia will have more chances to achieve stability and development.