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According to reports, MP Jasmina Obradovic suffered a stroke and was taken to the hospital by ambulance for specialized assistance.
The Serbian Parliament was engulfed in chaos when an opposition MP was not allowed to speak at the Parliament podium.
The riots erupted when ZLF MP Radomir Lazović headed for the podium but was stopped by parliament security.
Government and opposition MPs were involved in the brawl, while fireworks and smoke bombs were thrown into the hall, creating chaos.
Despite the chaos and clashes, Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić continued the session, announcing that a member of parliament who was hit by a smoke bomb is in a life-threatening condition. She also announced that doctors have entered the parliament building.
According to reports, MP Jasmina Obradovic suffered a stroke and was taken to the hospital by ambulance for specialized assistance.
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin, after the chaos in the Serbian Parliament session, told opposition MPs that no one would be happy about such scenes except Albin Kurti.
"But I don't blame you, you don't know any different! The important thing is that you are here, even if you behave the way you do. We expect discussions because everyone will show how they are. Thank you for showing how you are. When you have to go to the polls, you don't go, when you don't have to, let your colleague go," Vulin said.
He called on the citizens of Serbia to look at what is happening in the Serbian Parliament.
Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić told the citizens of Serbia not to be afraid and that Serbia is strong, much stronger than such people.
"Serbia will win, it's good that you showed your true intentions. You just want to come to power, even if it's with tear gas and murder. And you better take those eggs to a family and this parliament will work," Brnabić said.
This was the first session of the Serbian Parliament in what could be considered the 'spring session'. The chaos comes a day after President Aleksandar Vučić accused protesters of ruining the country's economy and that 'counter-revolutions', as he put it, will be organized to respond to the protesters, who have taken to the streets and squares since the Novi Sad tragedy.
What happened in the Serbian Parliament?
12.10 United Serbia MP Života Stačrević condemned today's behavior of the opposition, comparing it to the methods of MP Albin Kurti in the "Pristina Parliament".
12.08 Ana Brnabić said that the Parliament will work until 18.00 and that the hall will be cleaned by the MPs of the ruling majority. "It is not the responsibility of the women who work in the parliament to clean your bombs, we will do it, after all, we have been cleaning you for 12 years," she said.
12.05 Ana Brnabić announced that three women, three MPs, were injured. In addition to Jasmina Obradović and Jasmina Karanac, Sanja Ilic, an MP who is eight months pregnant, was also injured. "We are fighting to save her and the baby," Brnabić added.
11.59 Surrounded by socialists, Dušan Bajatović continued his speech. Next to him is Marko Milošević, the nephew of Slobodan Milošević.
11.51 Dušan Bajatović, SPS MP, took the floor, to whom ZLF MP Bogdan Radovanović repeatedly said "you won't speak." They were separated by Aleksandar Antic, there are also other socialist and ZLF MPs.
11.39 Siniša Mali explains the law on favorable loans for young people, while opposition MPs protest by chanting "thieves".
11.36 . Ana Brnabić and the majority MPs remained in the hall despite the smoke bombs, ministers were also present.
11. 31 . The deputies throw smoke bombs. The hall is filled with smoke.
11. 30 MPs fight among themselves, throw water at each other, and a banner is raised that reads "Serbia is rising up to bring down the regime."
11. 25 Police Minister Ivica Dacic arrived at the Parliament.
According to reports, the resignation of Prime Minister Miloš Vučević, which he submitted on January 28, must also be confirmed.
11.08 SNS MP Milenko Jovanov proposed that the item on the dismissal of Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić be removed from the agenda. Despite protests from the opposition, government MPs approved this proposal.
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