SNS President Miloš Vučević commented on the incident where Ivana Rokvić, a member of the People’s Movement, attempted to cut a student banner from Pionirski Park with a knife in front of the Parliament. Vučević described her behavior as “dangerously sick” and expressed confidence that “decent Serbia will always win.” The police filed a misdemeanor charge against Rokvić for violating public order laws and weapons regulations. The incident occurred at the intersection of King Alexander Boulevard and Prince Miloš, where Rokvić damaged the banner using a multifunctional hand tool with a 6 cm blade.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets tend to emphasize the political context of the incident, highlighting the protest nature of the action and framing Rokvić’s behavior as a form of political dissent. They may criticize the government and Vučević’s harsh rhetoric, suggesting it suppresses opposition voices and escalates tensions.
Center: Centrist sources report the facts of the incident straightforwardly, focusing on the legal aspects such as the police filing charges and the description of the event. They present Vučević’s comments as part of the political discourse without strong editorializing, aiming for balanced coverage.
Right: Right-leaning media emphasize Vučević’s condemnation of Rokvić’s actions, portraying her behavior as unacceptable and dangerous. They support the police response and frame the incident as an example of disorderly conduct by opposition figures, reinforcing the narrative of maintaining law and order.
