People in Armenia took to the streets to protest the army’s military losses and to demand the resignation of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. Thousands of people had been protesting in the squares for days, holding Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan responsible for the defeat in Nagorno-Karabakh. Following the events of the previous three days, thousands of people took to the streets of Yerevan again. They gathered on Bagramyan Street and marched, chanting “Traitor Nikol.” The Armenian police took security measures against the protesters in front of the Armenian Parliament Building.
Student-led protesters in Serbia have blockaded state broadcasters RTS and RTV, demanding management overhaul or complete shutdown due to alleged biased reporting. Tents were set up outside buildings in Belgrade and Novi Sad, blocking entry and disrupting broadcasts. RTS called the blockade illegal, while RTV’s head labeled it “terrorism.”
The protests follow a deadly building collapse in Novi Sad that killed 15 people in November 2024. Despite government reshuffles and resignations, demonstrations persist. President Aleksandar Vucic dismissed the unrest as a failed “color revolution.”
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