The crowds converge in Belgrade in order to gather the protest against the President and government of Serbia

Tens of thousands of people descended in Belgrade on Saturday as part of a group gathering seen as the culmination of months that lasted against Serbian popular President Alexander Vochik and his government.

Large crowds of demonstrators waving flags gathered after their meeting in many of the agreed places of protest in different parts of the capital, which were placed at maximum alert. All public transportation has been canceled.

Before the demonstration, Vocic has repeatedly warned of alleged disturbances with the threat of arrest and harsh sentences on any accidents.

The deaf sound was filled with bilies, drums and the air on Saturday. Some demonstrators carried signs reading, “End!” The crowd chanted “pumping”, a slogan that has been adopted during the past four months of the protests led by students.

“I expect this to shake his authority and that Fuchk will realize that people have not returned to him,” said Milinko Kovacific, a protester.

This gathering-which is expected to be the largest anti-government protest ever in the Balkan country-more than four months of anti-corruption demonstrators who are the greatest challenge to VCic’s power to power after 13 years of responsibility.

The students of the protest leadership led the illegal gain movement in the country, which started after a A concrete umbrella collapsed at a train station 15 people were killed in northern Serbia on November 1. Many people in Serbia blame the broken government corruption, neglect and lack of respect for the integrity of construction.

On Friday evening, tens of thousands of people organized a happy welcome to students who were walking or riding a bicycle for several days from Serbia towards Belgrade.

Interior Minister Evica Dacic told RTS RTS BRODCAR that 13 people were seized overnight. He said that the police detained six opposition activists claiming to conspire to organize a coup and stir up disturbances.

By Saturday morning, people were gathering in different parts of the city while their career towards the center. The entire downtown area was flooded with people hours before the start of the scheduled gathering.

The tensions reflected, the police said they arrested a man who shocked his car to the demonstrators in a suburb of Belgrade, injuring three people. Hundreds of policemen were deployed inside and around government buildings and in front of the presidential palace.

Belgrade authorities have canceled all public transportation, including railways and stories, in a clear effort to prevent people from attending the assembly. The transport company said that the cancellation was “for security reasons.”

Several correspondents were returned from neighboring Croatia as well as Slovenia from the Serbian border under an explanation that their presence in the assembly “represents a security threat.”

VCIC rejected the previous proposals of a transitional government that would prepare early elections. Fear fears of the clashes, the Vocic supporters were in the center of Belgrade in front of its headquarters. It includes former members of a terrible paramilitary unit that participates in the 2003 assassination of the first Democratic Prime Minister in Serbia Zoran Gindic, as well as rioters who are famous for violence.

On Saturday, N1 TV broadcasts footage of dozens of young men with baseball caps in the pro -Al -Houashi camp.

Vocic claims that Western intelligence services were behind the almost daily protests that students lead with the aim of expelling him from power. No evidence of claims.

Students have struck a string among citizens who are disappointed by politicians and lost confidence in state institutions. The previous marches led by students in Other Serbian cities It was peaceful Drawing.

Earlier this month, in At least three legislators were injured, One of them is seriously, after chaotic scenes in the Serbian parliament, during which smoky bombs and flares were thrown, which increases political tensions.