Russia Warns of Color Revolution in Serbia
According to webangah News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that Moscow does not currently foresee a color revolution occurring in Serbia.
The official added: “We cannot rule out that certain groups may employ techniques to engineer a ‘color revolution’ during the ongoing Serbian protests.”
Earlier, russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov remarked: “We strongly hope Western nations - which persistently seek to exploit internal affairs of other countries for their own benefit or corporate interests - will refrain from instigating further color revolutions, particularly regarding recent events in Serbia.”
Lavrov noted: “Serbia has faced similar challenges before. The current situation…”
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Serbia is closely monitoring the situation and shares the same stance as President Aleksandar Vučić, who has stated that these protests must end swiftly in accordance with Serbia’s constitutional and legal framework.”We expect demonstrators to fully comply with Serbian laws,” officials said, adding that the president is prepared for dialog as “dialogue is the solution to every issue.”
Reports indicate that during widespread anti-government rallies in belgrade,Serbian police clashed with protesters. Demonstrators demanded early elections and the resignation of president Aleksandar Vučić.
Protesters chanting “step aside now” refused police orders to disperse voluntarily. During subsequent confrontations, dozens of demonstrators were arrested, and at least six police officers were injured.
