Protests swell in Serbia after mass shootings spark calls for government overhaul

Serbian citizens have turned in nearly 6,000 weapons in the wake of two mass shootings that killed 17 people.
The protests demand the resignations of government leaders, a ban on violent media content, and improved security.
The shootings have highlighted Serbia's deep gun culture and political tensions.
The government has announced new anti-gun measures but faces criticism for stoking societal divisions.
The protests threaten to intensify if demands are not met, posing a challenge to the populist government's authority.