One person injured after a shooting reportedly took place outside Serbian Parliament in belgrade on Wednesday. A tent that belonged to supporters of President Aleksandar Vucic was set on fire.
According to a report published by India Today, President Vucic condemned the attack and labelled the incident a “terror attack.”
As per local media, the attacker targeted a 57-year-old man who sustained bullet injuries on his hip, but his condition is said to be stable.
Footages posted by NOVA show that the security personnel are seen rushing towards the tent after the gunshots were heard.
❗️ SHOOTING and ARSON just near Parliament in Belgrade, Serbia
— RT (@RT_com) October 22, 2025
The attacker shot a 57 year old man in the hip and then set on fire one of President Vucic supporters' tent pic.twitter.com/1bFDWCjCtk
Smoke started billowing from one of the tents, which was erected by the President’s supporters during anti-government protests. There is no official confirmation so far of who the attacker was and what his motive was behind the act.
Notably, Serbian government buildings have often witnessed political protests between the ruling party and the opposition, and such confrontations have become frequent in the country.
