Serbian patriots hold auto rally for Russia after Zelensky visit

A rally in support of Russia and against Zelensky's recent visit took place in Belgrade.

Consensus

The auto rally took place in Belgrade on August 16.
The rally was organized in response to Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit to Serbia.
Participants included dozens of cars and motorcycles with Russian and Serbian flags.
The rally concluded at the Russian embassy in Belgrade.
The rally was held without interference from police.
Passersby and drivers supported the participants with applause and horn signals.
The rally was organized by patriotic groups, including 'Narodnyy Patrul'.
The event was promoted via social media under the slogan 'bratza brata'.

The rally included a stop at the presidential administration building of Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic. — vesti
The rally was initially planned to gather at the Sava Center concert venue before proceeding to the Russian embassy. — vm
Participants expressed opposition to Serbia joining the EU and called Zelensky's visit a 'shame' during the ongoing conflict. — vesti
Organizers claimed the visit was rushed to avoid public reaction and warned against being made enemies of Russia. — vm
Serbian President Vucic stated on August 9 that Serbia had not suffered losses from Zelensky's visit and had not taken sides in the conflict with Russia. — vm
President Vucic stated that military cooperation between Serbia and Ukraine was not discussed, but possible after the end of the conflict in Ukraine. — vesti