Citizens gathered to express their dissatisfaction with the fact that Ana Brnabić came to Kosjerić, but the police did not allow them to approach her
Speaker of the Serbian Parliament Ana Brnabić residents Kosjerić today they welcomed with whistles and shouts of "whoa!".
Citizens gathered to express their dissatisfaction with the fact that Brnabić came to Kosjerić, but the police did not allow them to approach her.
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The President of the Assembly of Serbia, Ana Brnabić, visited Kosjerić before the local elections on June 8, and the citizens greeted her with whistles and shouts of "whoa".Citizens gathered to "greet" the President of the Assembly. The police do not allow citizens to approach. pic.twitter.com/Fb8zW4lbPR
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In the videos that appeared on social networks, citizens can be heard protesting as Brnabić walks down the street with supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party carrying party and Serbian flags.
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