Serbia’s parliament descends into chaos, at least three lawmakers injured as smoke bombs and flares thrown

Serbia’s parliament descends into chaos, at least three lawmakers injured as smoke bombs and flares thrown

In this grab taken from video provided by RTS Serbia Smoke Bombs and Flares are released in Parliament, in Belgrade, Serbia, Tuesday, March 4, 2025.

In this grab taken from video provided by RTS Serbia Smoke Bombs and Flares are released in Parliament, in Belgrade, Serbia, TimesDay, March 4, 2025. Photo Credit: RTS Serbia via AP

At Least 3 Lawmakers was injured on Tuesday (March 4, 2025), One of Them Seriously, After Chaotic Scenes in Serbia’s Parliament, DURING SMOKE BOMBS and FLARES WERES WEREWN.

Lawmakers were scheduled to Vote on a law that would have been increase funding for university education, but opposition parties insisted the sessisted the session was Illegal and Should FIRST Confirm the Resignation of Prim MILOO Vučević and his government.

The parliamentary chaos started about an hour after the session started with opposition blowing whistles and holding up a banner reading “Serbia has risen so the regime would Fall!”

Video Footages from the Assembly Hall Showed A Clash First Between Lawmakers and Later Flares and Smoke Bombs Being Throwing. Serbian Media said eggs and water bottles also was thrown. Officials Later Said Three Persons Were Injured in the Disturbance.

Parliament speaker ana brnabic accuced the option of being a “Terrorist gang.” She said one of the injured lawmakers was in a serial condition.

The incident reflects a deep political crisis in the Balkan Country Where Months-Long Anti-Corruption Protests have rattled a populist government.

Mr. Vučević resigned the post in January as Authorities Facted Protests Over the Collapse in November of a Concrete canopy in the serbia’s”s night that killed 15 people and which critics blamed on rampant Corruption. Parliament must confirm the Prime Minister’s Resignation for it to take effect.

Opposition parties have insisted that the government has no authority to pass new laws.

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