During the night between Saturday and Sunday in the village of Rakitovo near Jagodina, an unknown person severely damaged the air valve on the main pipeline supplying water to three large villages, threatening the water supply for about 10,000 people. The political party Jedinstvena Srbija called this act a terrorist attack and urged the authorities to punish it severely. Quick intervention by the public utility workers prevented any interruption in water supply. Local authorities emphasize that Jagodina is a city of peace and order and will continue policies aimed at the welfare of all citizens.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning sources emphasize the social impact of the attack on the local population, highlighting the vulnerability of essential public infrastructure and calling for stronger protections and accountability. They may also criticize political rhetoric labeling the act as ‘terrorism’ as potentially inflammatory.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the incident straightforwardly, focusing on the damage caused, the response by local authorities, and the importance of maintaining public services. They highlight the quick repair efforts and the call for investigation without heavy political framing.
Right: Right-leaning sources emphasize the attack as a deliberate and malicious act, often using strong language such as ‘terrorist act’ to underline the severity. They support the local government’s stance and call for strict punishment of perpetrators, framing it as an attack on public order and national stability.
