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November 5, 2026
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Six Arrested in Serbia Over Alleged Attack on Student Election Volunteers

Police officer patrolling a city street in Serbia.
Six people were reportedly arrested in Niš, Serbia, following an alleged attack on volunteers associated with a student-backed electoral list / Photo: Pexels/Anton Kudryashov

Six people have been detained in Niš, Serbia, following an alleged attack on volunteers associated with a student-backed electoral list during election-day activities.

The incident reportedly involved mobile teams traveling by motorcycle, according to Serbian Times, which reported the arrests on November 4, 2026, citing Serbian media outlet Nova.rs.

Investigation Into the Alleged Attack

The arrests followed allegations of violence targeting individuals involved in election-related activities.

The volunteers were reportedly working with mobile teams supporting the student-backed electoral list when the incident occurred.

The available report does not establish the identities of those detained, the specific charges against them or whether prosecutors have initiated formal proceedings.

Student Political Activism in Serbia

The incident comes amid political tensions surrounding student activism and electoral participation in Serbia.

The reported detentions raise questions about the safety of election volunteers and the protection of individuals participating in political activities.

Authorities have not been reported as releasing a final determination of responsibility in the case. The allegations remain subject to investigation.

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