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🇷🇸 SERBIA: RULING PARTY SUPPORTERS ATTACK PROTESTERS AS CORRUPTION ANGER EXPLODES Ruling party supporters in Novi Sad attacked anti-government demonstrators with flares, firecrackers, and sticks as protests over corruption and a deadly rail station collapse turned violent. Dozens were injured, including police officers, as riot squads blocked crowds attempting...

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