Serbian Ruling Party Accused of Vote-Buying and Violence by Former Insider

A former insider, Momcilo Marjanovic, alleges he spent a decade providing 'security' for Serbia's ruling party, including vote-buying, beating protesters, and receiving cash from a public utility director in Novi Sad. The claims are unverified but could fuel political instability ahead of elections. This is a domestic political scandal with potential implications for regional stability.