The archive of public meetings established that between 100.000 and 102.000 people gathered at the protest, which was organized by students at Slavia.
Based on available recordings and photographs, Archive of public meetings he found that at the protest, which are organized by students at Slavia, gathered between 100.000 and 102.000 people. The recordings used to count the participants were recorded in the period between 16:45 and 17:00.
Evaluation methodology: Analysis and counting of participants based on available videos and photos.
This makes the gathering the largest since the Fifth of October.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs also announced the meeting. They stated that the public gathering in Belgrade started around 15.15:16.40 p.m. and that at 28.000:29.000 p.m., between XNUMX and XNUMX citizens were present at the time when attendance was highest. Also, it was noted that everything passed without major incidents.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić also spoke about the protest at Slavia.
He stated that this time an "extremely large gathering" of people who, as he added, are opposition-oriented, was held in Belgrade, and said that he is "always ready" to hear what they think, how they think and what they think is important to do. for our country.
Speaking on Instagram, he stated that he was in the Presidency at 19 pm, where he decorated the Christmas tree together with "friends from the Presidency".
"A big meeting was held, a big meeting in Belgrade." Police say 28.000 to 29.000 people. An extremely large set. Those people are opposition oriented and I was always ready to hear what they think, how they think and what they think is important to do for our country. I believe that many more people think differently, so we have to listen to each other. That it should be some kind of value that we will show and some kind of different relationship in the future. And I say that here in front of the flag you see. This is the flag I carried in May 2024 when we defended Serbia in the United Nations General Assembly. And I would say we defended it quite successfully. Let's unite around the basic goals with the tricolor, so that all our quarrels and disagreements can continue," said Vučić.
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