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Serbian officers arrested for using ‘excessive force’ against protesters

Ten suspects are accused of abusing and torturing several people in the garage of a government compound in Belgrade.

Al JazeeraNovember 5, 20261 min read

Serbian officers arrested for using ‘excessive force’ against protesters

Ten suspects are accused of abusing and torturing several people in the garage of a government compound in Belgrade.

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