Several sympathizers of the Nazi collaborator Milan Nedić, who gathered in Belgrade to pay his respects, bypassed the police and tried to approach another, opposite gathering of anti-fascists. The police stopped them and they did brought, announced N1.
On the 80th anniversary of the suicide of Milan Nedić, in the center of Belgrade, in front of the former OZNA prison, anti-fascists first gathered - at the invitation of the choirs and plenums of three faculties - with the message that they will not allow history to be rewritten.
An hour later, around 20 pm, a group of men, mostly with black hoods and often identical masks over their faces, tried to approach the building and pay their respects to an associate of the occupiers.
A large number of police officers formed two cordons, not allowing the groups to approach each other.
They threw insults at each other and played songs.
Despite the fact that the police were also present in the neighboring streets, around 22 p.m. a group of right-wingers tried to break through to the place where the anti-fascists were standing.
They had belts and telescopic batons in their hands.
It is not clear how they managed to get relatively close, given the strong police force, but according to unconfirmed information, the five were taken into custody.
