The gathering of supporters of Aleksandar Vučić in front of the Serbian Parliament has ended. while the rally in support of Diana Hrka is still going on
Parallel gatherings of supporters and opponents of Aleksandar Vučić were held in front of the Serbian Parliament on Wednesday.
Students with indexes in their hands climbed onto the concrete fence placed along the road at the intersection of Takovska and Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra.
They also have a message written on the canvas for those on the other side.
They also shout curse words at the account of the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić.
The progressives are leaving, and the addresses to the supporters of the regime are over.
On the other hand, citizens are still with Diana Hrka.
Supporters of SNS leave Ćaciland after the address of government officials, while citizens who support Diana Hrka are still with her in front of the Serbian Parliament.
Serbian Progressive Party MP Uglješa Mrdić said on Wednesday evening in front of the Serbian Parliament that opponents of the regime and those who support Diana Hrka are "godless and enemies of Serbia".
"They are both godless and enemies of Serbia. There is nothing patriotic about them. They hate all of us present because we love Serbia and our homeland," said Mrdić.
He stated that he is "fighting for justice and the truth about the fall of the canopy in Novi Sad".
"There is no answer because the state prosecutor's office and the prosecutor's office for organized crime were stolen from us. Stolen from Serbia, stolen from the people under who knows everything internal and foreign control, but not under the control of Serbia and the people," said Mrdić.
He indicated that he went on a hunger strike until his demands are accepted, that is, until Nebojiša Bojović, Milutin Milošević and their protectors and accomplices are prosecuted for the fall of the canopy.
Citizen Snežana Đukić tells "Vreme" that she came to the Serbian Parliament primarily for moral reasons, but also because she is a mother herself.
"Diana is a woman from our neighborhood, from Braća Jerković settlement. She has always been there for us, and that is why it is very important that we support her, and we do not care that she decided to take such a radical measure as a hunger strike," says Đukić.
She points out that she hopes that Diana Hrka will remain well in terms of health.
"I don't worry about her in a psychological sense. I hope that we will defeat the injustice in order to have a better future for ANS, and most of all for our children," says Đukić.
He assesses that people in Ćaciland are "moral freaks".
"I am always ready to stand by Diana," Djukic said.
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The anger on the faces of those gathered around the Assembly of Serbia is impossible to describe in words.
While the repertoire of those on the other side revolves around folk songs, policemen with helmets take turns.
Between songs, the crowd shouts: "Kerovi, kerovi", "whoa", "shame on you", "who are you protecting?".
You can also hear shouts of insults against the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, and the police.
"Vidovdan" is heard from the loudspeakers, which are now fewer than in previous days.
The two groups facing each other are now separated by a fence, war veterans and red and white tape.
In front of the group in Ćaciland is a guard in yellow vests. Their faces are turned towards those they guard.
A few minutes earlier, Diana Hrka addressed those gathered outside Ćaciland.
She said that if there are any incidents, no one should leave here.
The crowd greeted her approvingly of her words.
Police cordons are on all sides, which is a clear signal that Kneza Miloša Street is blocked.
Further down the Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra, it is less tense than in the front rows near Diana Hrka's tent.
Diana Hrka addressed the crowd:
"People, they got ready with fireworks, waiting for us."
Then she climbed the fence.
"If they come at us, we don't move and we will trample them. Do you agree?"
The crowd responded approvingly.
A large number of policemen from the Police Brigade ran out of Pionirski Park, and the commander of the Police Brigade, Radoslav Repac, was also present.
Ulica kneza Miloša od Krunska ulica is closed.
The large police cordon is located at the intersection of Kneza Miloša and Kralja Milana streets.
The gathering around Ćaciland is completely surrounded by special police units.
Supporters of Aleksandar Vučić are coming from all over to Ćaciland.
Inside the fenced area there are several police badges.
Considering the size of the meeting, which is growing by the minute, it is very strange that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said that he had no idea about all this.
On the other side of the "forbidden city" and around the tent where Diana Hrka is, more and more people are gathering.
Chetnik songs blare throughout the space.
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A large number of police officers around the Serbian Parliament
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Everything is livelier inside the fenced area. There are more tents than the previous days. Several dozen people are sitting on brown plastic chairs, soaking up the sun's rays.
By the afternoon there will be more, much more - the progressives announce a big gathering, officially, of support To Serbs from Kosovo who went to Novi Sad on foot.
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The number of people gathered from both sides of the fence near the National Assembly is increasing. Our reporter reports that inside the fenced area guarded by the police there are a few more mobile toilets and bins, which suggests that that part is being prepared for a gathering of SNS supporters. Water tankers are also arriving.
Students coming from Novi Pazar, Niš and Novi Sad to support Dijana Hrka will gather at the Rectorate building in Belgrade and will come together to the Assembly. The arrival was also announced by the road transport company Milomir Jaćimović.
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Part of the SNS supporters who are going to the gathering in Ćaciland were brought by buses to the Palace of Serbia, reports N1.
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A video from the center of Belgrade appeared on social networks, showing the police arriving in Ćaciland.
In the video, it can be seen how a large number of policemen are taking positions, and it is stated that the gendarmerie has also arrived.
Chaciland right now.
The police are taking positions, and the gendarmerie has arrived. pic.twitter.com/22aomPZoyu— Valentina Rekovic (@v_rekovic) November 5, 2025
Source: Reporters of Time / Nova.rs / N1
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