Serbian party offices set fire to the fifth night protests

The offices of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) were set on fire during the fifth consecutive riots, which had fresh clashes between anti -government protesters and riot police.

Police reportedly used a gunshot grenades and tears on protesters in the city of Valeva after a small group of masked people attacked the empty SNS premises.

There were widespread charges of violence and violence in the capital, Belgrade and Novi Garden. The Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs has denied the allegations.

This happens when Russia pledged to assist the precinct of the President of Alexander Vuchich, who heads SNS, saying that it would not “respond”.

Protests originally caused The train station will collapse in Novi Sed Last November, 16 people were killed in this, with a lot of guilty government and cutting angles to the government for a catastrophe.

While anti -corruption demonstrations are held in Hundreds of thousands of protestersThey were largely peaceful to the collision on Wednesday, when the Loyalists-Renova Loyalists put counter-demos.

On Saturday night, a number of cities, including Belgrade, were again deployed by police when people participated in the demonstration to demand early elections.

The offices and flags represented by the Vuchich party were the focus of the anger of the rally participants.

The participants of the rally also defeated the windows of the Serbian Radical Party, the SNS coalition partner.

Last week, injuries on protests across the country were registered, and unverified video was distributed on social media police that beat a person in Volyev.

Michael O’Flaherti, the Human Rights Commissioner Council, caused concern on Friday over the “police officer” in Serbia, calling the authorities “to stop arbitrary arrests and de -escalate the situation.”

Uchich replied to the events on Saturday at Instagram, writing that “violence is an expression of complete weakness” and promising “punishing bullies”.

He repeatedly rejected the calls for the early elections and announced demonstrations as part of a foreign conspiracy to overthrow it.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has offered support for the right, right president.

The statement said that “we cannot remain not answering what is happening in brotherly Serbia.”

The statement said the police “uses legitimate methods and means to maintain violent mafics” and “public order, security and human life” are at risk.

The protests covered Serbia almost daily after the Novi SAD railway station.

The tragedy has become a symbol of secured corruption in the Balkan nation, with the initial calls for transparent probes that are rising in the requirements for the early elections, and the end of the 12-year board of Vacic.

Hundreds of thousands in the streets were raised at the peak.