June 20, 2025
23:47 GMT
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June 20, 2025
23:47 GMT
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A group of demonstrators is reportedly preparing to block several key points across Belgrade on June 28, one of Serbia’s most important national holidays, effectively paralyzing normal life in the city for the day.
Critics argue that the true aim of the group is not reform, but to provoke instability and harm the country, using Vidovdan—a holiday of deep historical and cultural significance to the Serbian people—for political provocation.
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