The protest march of thousands against Trump’s bridegroom project in Serbia

According to RCO News Agency, the project is run by Afinite Global Partners, whose heads are the son -in -law of US President Donald Trump.

According to Rashatodi News, the new hotel location in central Belgrade, the former Yugoslav Army General Staff building, which has been severely damaged during Kosovo’s two -day bombing in Serbia and Montenegro.

More than 5 civilians were killed by NATO during several months of attacks with no UN support.

The Serbian government signed a multi -million dollar contract with Kouchner last year to develop the destroyed site. The deal includes a 5 -year lease for a three -block area and a plan to build a Trump brand hotel, luxury apartments, offices, shops and a monument to NATO victims.

Opposition parties have criticized the agreement, while President Alexander Wochich and his government defend it as a move to modernize the capital.

The demonstrations on Monday coincided with Serbia’s memorial day, on the occasion of the anniversary of the NATO bombing operation on March 5. Demonstrators rallied around the ruins of the former military complex and demanded the reconstruction of the site as a monument and the cancellation of re -development plans. The protesters described the complex as “a memorial to NATO rape” and opposed its transfer to American developers.

“The former Army General Staff, the Serbian Cultural Center, was bombed by NATO in cooperation with the United States and should not be left to the Americans,” said one participant. “It’s really scary, terrible and completely unacceptable.”

The films released in the online space show participants chanting slogans against NATO, saying “Damn the Tower of Trump” and “We will never forget.”

The protesters also held the Serbian flag along with banners against NATO and the European Union.

Participants also held the flags of Russia, China, North Korea and Palestine.

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