Six times less people than on March 15 at the regime fair

At the beginning of the meeting "We will not give up Serbia", held on Saturday in Belgrade, was attended by about 55.000 people, the Archives of Public Meetings announced.

The assessment was carried out at 19:XNUMX, when it was supposed to be the culmination of that three-day gathering to which people from all over Serbia and the region were brought by buses.

The gathering occupied the plateau in front of the House of the National Assembly, Nikola Pašić Square and Kralja Aleksandra Boulevard up to the intersection with Desanka Maksimović Street, the Archive announced, attaching a photo.

Although the regime media exclaimed that it was the "biggest gathering in history", it was not even close.

That record will be held by the student and national gathering for a long time March 15 when, again according to the Archive's estimates, between 275 and 325 thousand people spread across the wider center of Belgrade.

At that time, they came of their own free will and at their own expense, and there was no organized transportation for them, on the contrary. On that day, due to alleged security concerns, all intercity transportation was canceled.

When the line is drawn, the entire fair, burgers, Baja Mali Knindža and President Aleksandar Vučić attracted about six times less people than on March 15 in Belgrade.

Although the media close to the government and Vučić himself celebrate the meeting as a turning point, it is clear that a serious fiasco has taken place and that the authorities are finding it increasingly difficult to mobilize supporters and force others to appear at such events.