Around 30 people stormed polling station number 27 in Doljevac and physically attacked those present, disrupting the voting process, lawyer and political activist Dragana Milutinović told N1.

She claims that police officers are stationed outside the polling station but are not responding.

According to her, citizens also stormed two other polling stations, where they attacked members of the polling boards.

N1 contacted the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) regarding this incident. A response is awaited.

Snap parliamentary elections are being held in Serbia today. A total of 6,451,292 voters are eligible to cast their ballots at 8,392 polling stations, including 29 in institutions for the enforcement of criminal sanctions and 93 abroad across 37 countries, where 102,147 voters are registered.

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