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In Belgrade, mass protests involving students and opposition members have erupted. Activists blocked a major intersection. The wave of demonstrations has been ongoing since November, following the tragedy at the Novi Sad railway station, where 15 people died due to a canopy collapse.
Serbian President Vučić believes that the protests are being funded from abroad, aiming to provoke students and instigate a color revolution. According to him, the protests are not yet a significant problem, but the moment will come when the authorities will have to respond. Vučić also expressed his willingness to pardon students and teachers detained during the unrest.