A group of people gathered in front of the N1 TV building in Belgrade protesting loudly on Thursday.

The group of people chanting Serbia, Serbia, were confronted by people from nearby office buildings, with police officers separating the two groups. The group of office workers chanted Pump, Pump (the slogan of the student protests) and booed the group of alleged pro-regime protesters in front of the N1 TV complex gate. That group which grew constantly also chanted Your Hands Are Bloody.

N1 reporters asked people in the crowd for comments, but were told that they would comment if they were invited into the N1 TV studios. The man said that this was a non-violent protest in defense of Serbia. The pro-regime group chanted Serbia, Serbia.

N1 journalists identified a deputy mayor of Novi Sad and several members of Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin’s Movement of Socialists.

The group dispersed after about an hour to the cheers of the office workers. A group of police officers in riot gear were deployed at one side but did not intervene.