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Watch: Serbia protesters storm pro-Vucic TV newsroom, capture editor

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Live footage from Informer TV showed around 30 protesters entering the newsroom and gathering around Vucicevic. Some shouted, "This is how it is in free Serbia" and "Where is Vucic now?" while others called for the editor's arrest. Vucic, who previously served as information minister under former Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic, maintained a strong grip on the country's media during his years in power.

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Watch: Serbia protesters storm pro-Vucic TV newsroom, capture editor
RAJEEV SINGH · 10/27/2026, 1:11:03 PM
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