Serbia police fire tear gas as opposition backers demand election annulled

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : "This was an attempted violent takeover of the state institutions of the Republic of Serbia," Vucic said, while claiming there was evidence that "everything was prepared in advance" with assistance from abroad.
40% : In a letter earlier this week, Serbia Against Violence told European Union institutions, officials and member nations that it would not recognise the outcome and called on the bloc to do the same as well as to initiate an investigation.
34% : Vucic and his party were rattled by antigovernment protests in May, which began as demonstrations against back-to-back mass shootings that killed 18 people, including nine children, before morphing into a broader antigovernment movement taking aim at issues such as rising inflation and perceived government corruption.

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