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Thousands Protest in Serbian City of Kraljevo
Demonstrators gathered in Kraljevo one day after the Serbian president announced plans to resign and call early elections. The protest continued pressure on the government over the proposed political transition.
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Thousands of protesters gathered in the Serbian city of Kraljevo on Monday, maintaining pressure on the government one day after the president announced he would step down and call early presidential and parliamentary elections. The demonstration followed the president's statement that his resignation would open the way for new elections.
Organizers said the rally aimed to keep public attention on the planned transition.
Background on the Announcement The president made the resignation pledge on Sunday. Officials have not yet set dates for the early elections. Local authorities reported no major incidents during the Kraljevo gathering. Police maintained a presence but did not intervene. The protests come amid ongoing public debate over the timing and conditions of the proposed vote.
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