Milan Pajić, a farmer from Bogatić, Serbia, demonstratively threw his military uniform in front of a police station after being asked to surrender his weapons.

Almost all roads leading to Kraljevo, Serbia, are under a 24-hour blockade by farmers protesting arrests made in Bogatić, with only the old road to Čačak remaining passable.

On the nineteenth day of farmer protests in Serbia, farmers from the Loznica and Bogatić regions attempted to block border crossings, leading to increased police presence and dramatic scenes.

Farmers in Bogatić, Serbia, have radicalized their protests, maintaining blockades in the town center and five other locations, demanding concrete solutions and accusing the ministry of 'buying time'.

Milk producers in Serbia have been blocking roads for over 20 days, protesting unsatisfactory milk purchase prices. Authorities, after initial tolerance, deployed strong police forces against farmers from Mačva.

Appeals from lawyers regarding the police detention of five individuals arrested near Bogatić have been rejected, with the individuals held for 48 hours.

Several farmers were arrested near Pavlović Bridge while blocking the Badovinci border crossing near Bogatić, with strong police forces present at the scene.

Agricultural producers in Serbia are blocking roads for days, with another village in Šabac joining the protest, demanding higher purchase prices for milk.

Five farmers were arrested during blockades near Bogatić, leading to protests outside the prosecutor's office in Šabac in support of the detained individuals, with their lawyers' appeals against police detention being rejected.

Serbian farmers continued their protests across the country on Monday, a day after approximately a dozen of them were arrested in the town of Bogatić.

Farmers have blocked the approaches to the Badovinci border crossing near Bogatić, Serbia, in protest.