Estimates of the number of people at meetings

Archive of public gatherings: How many people were there in Ćaciland, and how many along Hrka?

November 06, 2025, 10:36 PM IN THE

Meetings in the center of Belgrade from a bird's eye view

According to the Archive of Public Meetings, about 14.000 people gathered in front of the National Assembly to support President Aleksandar Vučić, while opposite them, in support of Dijana Hrka, were about 10.000 students and citizens. The organization claims that the MUP "misinformed the public" this time as well.

Archive of public meetings published an estimate of how many SNS supporters were in last night Chacilenda, and how many citizens who supported Diana Hrka, as opposed to them.

On the social network X Archive, it was announced that about 14.000 people were brought to yesterday's rally in support of President Vučić in front of the Parliament building.

The point software of the MUP in Ćaciland multiplies by ten

Opposite them, at 18 p.m., there were about 10.000 students and citizens gathered in support of Diana Hrka.

"This time, the MUP misinformed the public with its announcement," they pointed out.

About 14.000 people were brought to yesterday's rally in support of President Vučić in front of the Parliament building.

Opposite them, at 18 p.m., there were about 10.000 students and citizens gathered in support of Diana Hrka.

This time, the MUP misinformed the public with its announcement. pic.twitter.com/3u0N1qRvvK

— Arhiv public skupova (@javniskupovi) November 6, 2025

Let's remind The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia announced that the gathering of the Serbian Progressive Party around 47.500 citizens attended in front of the Assembly of Serbia, while at the same time 2.600 people gathered at the support rally for Diana Hrka.

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