Serbian Opposition Rallies Against Alleged Election Fraud

Serbian opposition parties and independent election observers have accused President Aleksandar Vučić of electoral fraud in Sunday's elections, particularly in Belgrade. Protesters have declared a hunger strike and set up camp inside the central election commission building, demanding that the stolen elections be recognized. The ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) claimed victory with about 47% support nationally, but the opposition gained significant support in Belgrade. The OSCE and local independent election monitor CRTA have expressed grave concerns about irregularities, including violence, vote-buying, and misuse of public resources. Protesters are demanding the overturning of the election results.