Protests near mural of war criminal Ratko Mladić concluded: Gatherings announced in the coming days as well

(Patria) - The protests in Belgrade have ended, all activists have dispersed, while the mural of war criminal Ratko Mladić remains protected and inaccessible. This was confirmed by N1 television reporter Filip Jurkić, whose live broadcast was interrupted by right-wingers defending the mural, shouting anti-migrant slogans and expressing support for Ratko Mladić.

Streets are closed to traffic, and dozens of plainclothes police officers and dozens of police officers equipped for riot control have been deployed all around, media report.

Serbian Minister of Internal Affairs Aleksandar Vulin appeared tonight in Njegoševa Street and left a flower in front of the mural of war criminal Ratko Mladić, of course while tensions between right-wingers and citizens gathered around Aida were at their peak.

Supporters of Ratko Mladić threw planks and eggs at the gathered citizens from behind the police cordon, while the cordon separated them at the corner of Prote Mateje and Njegoševa streets.