Students Protest in Belgrade Amidst Arrests of Peers
Uncertainty surrounds the location of detained individuals as students gather to demand their release.
In Belgrade, a gathering of students has emerged in response to the recent arrests of several peers connected to events at the Student City complex.
As of the latest reports, the whereabouts of those detained remain unclear; however, many participants believe they are being held at a police station in New Belgrade, the closest facility to Student City.
A student addressed the crowd via megaphone, indicating that the suspects are scheduled to be interrogated at the Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade.
He emphasized the importance of their struggle, stating, "We will not allow them to arrest us.
This is our crucial fight for our country."
The students anticipate that more of their colleagues will join them throughout the evening.
One participant recounted an incident in which his classmate was taken from their residence by police inspectors under the pretext of needing to attend an informational interview.
He expressed concern that this student has subsequently been brought to the same police station.
"We came here to support him, but then the police chief informed us that he is not present and has not been officially recorded as arriving here.
At the same time, regime-affiliated media are reporting that he has been arrested and are labeling us fighters for democracy as fascist bandits.
This is not the first time such events have occurred, and it must come to an end.
We are on the right path, and we are fighting for democracy, and we will remain here," he stated.
The assembly has resolved to remain at the location until they receive information regarding the detained student's condition and whereabouts.
As of the latest reports, the whereabouts of those detained remain unclear; however, many participants believe they are being held at a police station in New Belgrade, the closest facility to Student City.
A student addressed the crowd via megaphone, indicating that the suspects are scheduled to be interrogated at the Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade.
He emphasized the importance of their struggle, stating, "We will not allow them to arrest us.
This is our crucial fight for our country."
The students anticipate that more of their colleagues will join them throughout the evening.
One participant recounted an incident in which his classmate was taken from their residence by police inspectors under the pretext of needing to attend an informational interview.
He expressed concern that this student has subsequently been brought to the same police station.
"We came here to support him, but then the police chief informed us that he is not present and has not been officially recorded as arriving here.
At the same time, regime-affiliated media are reporting that he has been arrested and are labeling us fighters for democracy as fascist bandits.
This is not the first time such events have occurred, and it must come to an end.
We are on the right path, and we are fighting for democracy, and we will remain here," he stated.
The assembly has resolved to remain at the location until they receive information regarding the detained student's condition and whereabouts.
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