Baja Mali Knindza performed on the central stage in front of the House of the National Assembly around 18:19 p.m., before Aleksandar Vučić, whose speech was scheduled for XNUMX:XNUMX p.m. as the central event of the "We Don't Give Serbia" rally.
At that time, a large number of state officials and functionaries, and a large number of citizens, had already arrived at the meeting.
Their gathering started around 13 pm.
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The band Garavi sokak, which performed early in the afternoon, and which, apart from Knindža, is the second star of the event, did not have a large audience. Other musicians also performed.
The biggest crowd at the rally "We will not give Serbia" is in front of the House of the National Assembly, and different music is broadcast from several stages - from carols, folk and patriotic songs to foreign electronic music.
There is a big crowd on the short section of road from Nikola Pašić Square from Terazi to the square where the barbecue is being made.
In front of the stage near the monument to Nikola Pašić, a group of people are playing a round, in which there are representatives of folklore ensembles, but also citizens, while foreign music is broadcast from the stage at Terazije.
Street vendors sell flags at a price of 300 dinars.
In several tents, there are boxes in which citizens put messages and letters to the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić.
There were not many people on Terazije and further from the place of the central event of today's scope around 17:45.
In the square around the monument there are native associations that offer their handicrafts or food from their region.
Many are sitting on chairs near the monument to Pašić or on the rims of the fountain, and people in fluorescent green vests are bringing chairs.
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The participants are wearing flags, and some of them are wearing Živi Gavrilo t-shirts.
A larger group of citizens with three flags - blue, white and red with the words Stari grad on them and a trumpet orchestra headed from Trg Republike to Trg Nikola Pašić.
Dozens of buses and minibuses from "Transprodukt" and the Belgrade City Transport Company were parked along Sarajevska Street to Nemanjina, which brought the participants of today's gathering mostly from suburban Belgrade municipalities.
They generally avoid talking to journalists or their answers are usually reduced to the statements "We came to support our president", "We defend Serbia and Vučić", "Serbia must fight against all kinds of forces" or defiant shouts of "Aco Serbina".
Source: FoNet
