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Serbia’s police fire tear gas as they clash with anti-government protesters in downtown Belgrade
Serbian police have fired tear gas at anti-government protesters in downtown Belgrade as they clashed for the third day on the streets of the country's capital and other cities amid reports of police brutality and excessive use of force during the unrest.
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Police fired tear gas at anti-government protesters in downtown Belgrade as they clashed for the third day on Friday in the ...
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