Smoke bombs, torches and vuvuzelas marked the first day of the session, while physical clashes between MPs further intensified the crisis in parliament. The second day of the session started very calmly, with a discussion on amendments, without opposition MPs
U Assembly of Serbia the session of the first regular spring session continued. PThe first day of this session was marked by complete chaos, MPs were beaten, smoke bombs and torches were set off by opposition MPs, and the fire extinguisher was also activated. Members of the Green-Left Front confirmed to "Vreme" that they threw smoke bombs into the hall.
The second day of the session started very calmly.
The session of the National Assembly continued with the discussion on amendments, and the media reports that a more detailed search is carried out at the entrance to the National Assembly.
There are no opposition MPs in the hall.
As it was announced yesterday, three female MPs were injured during the disturbances in the Parliament. The President of the Assembly, Ana Brnabić, said that MP Jasmina Obradović, who was thrown a shock bomb, suffered a stroke, and MP Jasmina Karanac was also injured, as was Sonja Ilić, who is eight months pregnant.
Opposition MPs made noise and disrupted work with vuvuzelas and rattles throughout the session, while government MPs and ministers spoke from their seats.
Members of the Criminal Police Directorate conducted an investigation after the deputies left the hall. The investigation should determine how pyrotechnic devices were brought into the assembly hall.
"They told us when she came that she was in a very bad condition, now we could already communicate, she will stay here and she said she can't wait to return to the Assembly." "He said that he was very grateful for the care that the Futo people showed her," said Vučić.
As one MP of the opposition told "Vremen" late on Tuesday, it had not yet been decided whether there would be another disruption and what kind.
Controls may be tightened. Small smoke bombs - actually fans' "sparkles" - are made of cardboard and plastic and are not recognized by the metal detectors at the entrance.
It is not excluded that the opposition MPs brought pyrotechnics into their premises in the Parliament before.
Ali, on tuesday evening it was allegedly falsely reported that a bomb had been planted in the parliament.
According to the vice president of the Party of Freedom and Justice, Marinika Tepić, it was just a reason for the search.
"In translation, this means they came up with this so that they would break into all our offices tonight and plow through them!" And without our presence they can plant?!” she wrote on the X network.
This morning, the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that the inspection of the National Assembly was completed, after it was reported that a bomb had been planted in this building.
"The counter-subversion teams, which were immediately dispatched to the scene, established that the report was false, and during the inspection of the National Assembly, no suspicious items were found," the statement reads.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, visited the MPs who were injured in the Serbian Parliament last night.
Vučić said that he visited Jasmina Obradović and said that she is in a much better condition than before, during the course of yesterday.
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