Dispute in Novi Sad Assembly follows an SNS councillor's remark
At the Novi Sad Assembly session, SNS councillor Cvija Vasić told the opposition, “You have killed enough Serbs.” The opposition sought her removal, but Assembly president Dina Vučinić refused and took the floor from councillor Mladen Cvijetić; the sitting was then paused for 30 minutes.
What matters
The remark
Both reports identify SNS councillor Cvija Vasić as making the remark that led to the dispute.
Opposition request
Mladen Cvijetić of the Free Citizens Movement sought Vasić's removal; 021 reports that the chair refused and took the floor from him.
What followed
N1 reports a 30-minute recess and a brief verbal dispute between councillor Miran Pogačar and Mayor Žarko Mićin afterwards.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
Mobile shows the first 2; the full breakdown is available on desktop.
021: opposition sought sanctions after SNS councillor's remark
021 reports that after Cvija Vasić's remark, councillor Mladen Cvijetić sought her removal. Chair Dina Vučinić refused and took the floor from him; the Assembly was considering more than 60 agenda items that day, including the Novi Sad Waterfront project.
N1: recess and verbal dispute after the exchange
N1 writes that a 30-minute recess was called after the heated exchange. Afterwards, councillor Miran Pogačar and Mayor Žarko Mićin had a brief verbal dispute; N1 also identifies Cvija Vasić of SNS as making the remark.
Overall takeaway
N1 and 021 agree on the key circumstances: the dispute followed an SNS councillor's remark and led to a call for sanctions, the chair's refusal, and a 30-minute recess.