This year's first regular session of the Assembly of Serbia continued, but without the participation of the majority of opposition MPs who announced an agreement on a technical government
Smoke bombs, torches and vuvuzelas marked the first day of the session, while physical clashes between MPs further intensified the crisis in parliament. The second day of the session started very calmly, with a discussion on amendments, without opposition MPs
MPs Biljana Đorđević and Đorđe Pavićević explain to Vreme what happened in the Serbian Parliament since the morning of March 4 and why they threw smoke bombs
In the balance of power in the National Assembly, whether everything in Serbia is normal or not, the opposition won this time - with smoke bombs and torches
"Instead of answering about the link between the state and crime, about which more and more knowledge is emerging, they turn things around according to the principle of 'attack is the best defense' and accuse the opposition through the tabloids. It's a trap they set so that you are suddenly accused and have to defend yourself. And not even me, but my dead father. It doesn't occur to me to participate in that"
