Over 100,000 people flooded the streets of Belgrade for one of the largest anti-government rallies in decades, protesting against President Vucic and his administration. Demonstrators, including tens of thousands of students, expressed their demand for significant changes and an end to corruption. As tensions rise, the protest has been marked by calls for calm amid fears of government-provoked violence. Various groups, including physicists and students, have joined unified efforts against the regime, highlighting the critical moment for political reform in Serbia.