After more than 50 days of hunger strike and growing public pressure, activist Srđan Žunić was released from custody
Srđan Žunić, activist and founder of the United People of Serbia movement, was released after he died detention was 54 days, he announced on his social media account Nemanja Šarović, KTV journalist, and president of the Vera Nada Love Movement.
Let us remind you that Žunić is suspected of obstructing an SS policeman who was guarding the police station in Mother Jevrosime Street on March 8 around 16 pm, holding an official semi-automatic pistol in his hand.
🚨PHENOMENAL NEWS!
SRĐAN ŽUNIĆ IS FREE!🇷🇸💪
— Немаја Шаровић (@NemanjaSarovic) May 5, 2025
"Srđan Ž. approached the injured party in front of the gathered citizens and shouted at him, addressing him with the words 'Pusti cev. Don't put the pipe down. Put it down, bro. Well, put the pipe down, brother...' and thus hindered him in the execution of the aforementioned official action," the prosecution announced.
Since he was arrested, Žunić has been on hunger strike the entire time he was in custody.
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