If the Serbian government does not announce early parliamentary elections by the evening of June 28, " citizens will be ready to take all existing measures of civil disobedience ."
This is what Serbian student protesters warned, ahead of the rally announced in Belgrade for June 28, the day when Vidovdan is celebrated, which in history is linked to the Battle of Kosovo in 1389.
The students' second demand is to end the protest in central Belgrade, where opponents of the protesting students, who describe themselves as " students who want to learn ," have set up camps for three months now.
A group of protesting students has been blocking most state universities in Serbia since late November last year, expressing dissatisfaction with the socio-political situation in the country, following the accident at the Novi Sad Railway Station.
16 people lost their lives when a concrete shelter collapsed there.