Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that he "understood the message" of the mass protest that took place yesterday in Belgrade. In a statement late last night, he promised to "learn from the demonstration". Vucic added that the people of Serbia do not want a revolution and that change must come through elections.
Due to provocations, the protest ended 1 hour early. Loyal supporters of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic threw stones and bottles at the Parliament, BNT reports.
A man is in serious condition after being beaten near the parliament building. There are reports of two seriously injured young men who fell from a wall near the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.
The demonstration is being described as the largest anti-government protest in nearly 30 years. According to police, about 100,000 people attended the protest. Organizers claim that more than half a million people took part in the demonstration.