Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said tonight that there were fewer than 3.100 people in total at the protests in Belgrade and that there will be many more arrests than there were yesterday.
"Some of our state bodies are not able to react as needed, but I think it is good that there were no members of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in their party premises tonight," Vučić told Informer television regarding the raid by some demonstrators on the SNS premises in Novi Sad.
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He stated that four people were arrested and one member of the Service for Combating Organized Crime was injured, and that the state would react better than it did tonight.
He added that members of the Special Purpose Military Police Detachment "Cobra" are guarding former Serbian President Boris Tadić today in the same way as they guarded SNS President Miloš Vučević last night at a protest in Novi Sad.
Citizens who had organized a gathering in front of the Security and Information Agency (BIA) on Oslobodjenja Boulevard in Novi Sad earlier this evening came to the premises of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and then broke the windows and entered.
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