The rightists continued their protest; the MP tried to break through the cordon

After the protest against the Western plan for Kosovo ended in front of the Presidency of Serbia, with minor incidents, the participants of that rally went to the police station building in Majke Jevrosime Street. They demand the release of the persons who were allegedly arrested today, and the representative of the protest participants, Professor Dejan Mirovic, was let into the police station building, N1 reports.

At one point, there was a minor incident, when MP Aleksandar Jerkovic demanded to enter the station in order to see the allegedly detained pregnant woman.

When his request was not accepted, Jerkovic tried to force his way through the police cordon. Then the commander came out in front of the station and informed the MP that there was no pregnant woman inside.

The police also said that the two "missing" persons, who had been arrested on the street today, according to the protest participants, were not inside the station.

The protest against the Franco-German plan for Kosovo began in Kralja Milana Street shortly after 6 p.m.

At one point, the participants of the protest came and demolished the fence next to the Presidency and approached the building shouting "where is Vucic" and "treason, betrayal", and threw eggs at the facade.

Professor Dejan Mirovic, on behalf of those gathered, tried to hand over four demands from the protest at the main entrance to the Presidency, which none of the members of the police blocking the entrance wanted to accept.

The demands of those gathered at the protest are that the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, withdraws from the negotiations on Kosovo and Metohija, that the Community of Serb-majority Municipalities not be formed, that the Franco-German plan be publicly announced, and that the plan be rejected.

Those gathered, after their demands were repeatedly ignored by the police, retreated ten meters, according to the explanation of the protest organizers, in order to avoid a conflict, and at around 8 pm they dispersed from Pioneers Park.