Photo: TanjugDuring the fifth hour of the protest, citizens pitched tents under the overpass with the intention of not leaving until all demands were met. It is estimated that this is the most massive protest in Serbia
Both the Gazela bridge and the highway were still blocked for traffic around 22.30:XNUMX p.m., that is, the fifth hour of today's "Serbia against violence" protest in Belgrade.
Tents are set up under the overpass.
MP Nebojša Zelenović told the media that he will not leave the Gazela bridge until all the citizens' demands are met.
"This is a rebellion of citizens." There are no party figures here, there are no leaders here - we are just here to organize. We have invited people to stay here until the demands are met. That's the idea, to stay here," said Biljana Stojković, co-president of the "Together" party.
Around 21 pm, the Branko bridge was also blocked.
At around 21.30:XNUMX p.m., a reporter from Danas reported that because a significant number of people were still present in front of the Assembly.
Dobrica Veselinović, councilor of Ne davimo Belgrade, said that the opposition will not invite citizens to take to the streets when the SNS rally is held on May 26.
Minister Goran Vesić announced on Twitter that "anyone who blocks roads is harming Serbia." 66 million vehicles pass through our toll plazas annually, about 185.000 a day, which brings the country about 36 billion dinars a year through toll collection, and from that money existing roads are reconstructed and new roads are built," he said.
Today in Belgrade, several tens of thousands of citizens gathered in front of the National Assembly for the "Serbia against violence" protest, from where they headed towards the Gazelle Bridge where, as we said, they are still.
The protests are peaceful. Young people dominate among those present. Many took small children and babies in strollers for a walk.
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