Photo: Milena ĐorđevićThe man pushed the pregnant woman with his hands, then squeezed and squeezed her and hit her on the body, and kicked her in the stomach, after which he left the apartment.
On Gundulićev venac in Belgrade, on Monday evening, a man (35) beat pregnant woman (24), who is six months pregnant.
He cursed her, belittled her, threatened to kill her, after which he physically attacked her, according to the tabloids.
He pushed the pregnant woman with his hands, then squeezed and squeezed her and hit her on the body, and kicked her in the stomach, after which he left the apartment.
The injured pregnant woman was given medical help at GAK Narodni Front, while the perpetrator is being searched for.
The investigation is being conducted by the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade.
In 2025, according to the data of the Autonomous Women's Center, 18 women were killed in family-partner violence. Although this is a slight decrease compared to 2024 (when 21 women were killed), 2025 also saw at least 13 attempted femicides.
Women over the age of 46 are still at the highest risk of being murdered. As many as 13 of the total number of victims last year were women from this group.
The largest number of women were killed by current or former spouses and partners (nine cases), while a particularly worrying increase in murders committed by sons and grandsons (six cases) was recorded.
As many as 78 percent of murders took place in the victim's home or apartment, the place that should be the safest.
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