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Influencer from Šabac assaulted, posts disturbing video

Kika Zivkovic, a friend of folk singer Darko Lazic, says she was punched and dragged; she reported the attack to police on May 31.

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Influencer from Šabac assaulted, posts disturbing video

Influencer and restaurant owner Kika Zivkovic from Šabac released disturbing photos and video after a violent attack that left her unconscious on the pavement, according to her social posts. Kika — who is publicly known as a friend of folk singer Darko Lazic — says the footage shows a man striking her with a heavy punch to the head and later dragging her while she lay insensible.

What the video shows

The clip, shared on Instagram, captures the moment a man approaches suddenly and delivers a forceful blow. Kika collapses to the concrete and appears to lose consciousness. While she is lying motionless, the same man is seen taking her by the arm and dragging her across the ground.

In a post accompanying the material, Kika wrote: "STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN!" and described the incident in more detail.

"I stayed silent for too long, I endured too much and I was afraid. This video shows me and the physical attack I survived. I was deeply afraid for myself and for my family because of the threats, but today I no longer want to be silent. The person N. R. from Šabac is the one I associate with this experience. Do not seek judgment on social media; I want institutions to examine all the evidence I have regarding threats, harassment and blackmail with my private photos. No one has the right to beat me, threaten me or intimidate me!"

Kika says the incident occurred on May 31 and that she has already reported the case to the police and other relevant authorities.

The video prompted immediate public reactions. Singer Anastasia Icurup reposted photos showing bruises and facial injuries, and added: "Whoever inflicts physical, psychological or sexual abuse on a woman, a child, a person or an animal — may they fear God! Violence is not manliness, but defeat and primitivism. Stop violence against women, react before it's too late!"

Kika, who has more than 13,000 followers on Instagram, urged the competent bodies to act quickly and to investigate the threats and alleged blackmail she described.

Photo: press material from the event

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