Anti-war activists and far-right groups in Belgrade mark 4 years of war in Ukraine

Описание: (24 Feb 2026)
RESTRICTIONS SUMMARY:

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Belgrade - 24 February 2026
++NIGHT SHOTS++
1. Activists holding Ukrainian flags
2. Activist waving Ukrainian flag
3. Ukrainian flag
4. Policeman in front of activists
5. Activist covered in Ukrainian flag holding banner reading “No to war”
5. SOUNDBITE (Serbian) Viktorija Martinova, journalist and translator:
”Here are the activists who live permanently in Serbia, or temporary, who want to express their solidarity with the people in Ukraine who die under bombs, under guns, who are freezing because of the bombing of the energy infrastructure.”
6. Police in front of the activists
7. Pan from activists to the members of the far right groups
8. Police arriving to decode two groups
9. Pan from members of the far right groups to activists
10. Members of far-right group holding Russian flag reading: ”Pray to the God, hold on to Russia”
11. Russian flag reading: "Pray to the God, hold on to Russia”
12. Various of activists and members of the far right group with police in between
13. Members of far-right group chanting “Vladimir Putin”
14. Various of activists and members of the far right group with police in between
STORYLINE:
Anti-war activists gathered in Belgrade on Tuesday to mark four years since the start of Russia’s war against Ukraine.

Police in the Serbian capital divided the activists from far-right groups who gathered at the same place.

It has been exactly four years since Russia launched its large-scale invasion of Ukraine, attacking the country from multiple directions.

On February 24, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a “special operation" - a campaign that many expected to be brief and to end with Kyiv's capitulation.

AP video by Marko Drobnjakovic

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