Novi Sad in Chaos Because of Five Blockaders!
Have you ever thought that just FIVE people could stop an entire city? In Novi Sad, this is not just a thought, it’s reality! A small group of blockaders has taken over one of the busiest intersections in the city and is literally terrorizing the citizens. Forget about normal life – work, kindergarten, hospital, home – all of it is now held hostage by five people playing power games.
What’s Going On?
At a pedestrian crossing, five people are blocking traffic, harassing everyone trying to get to their destination. Imagine this – in a city that was one of the hottest in Europe this June, with temperatures reaching 40.6 degrees Celsius in Turkey and even 49.6 in Kuwait, people are suffering from both the heat and the blockades.
A New Wave of Violence Looms
And as if that’s not enough, the blockaders have announced a new wave of violence for Vidovdan! Is this a call for chaos or just another attempt to keep the city in a chokehold? The Higher Court in Novi Sad even lifted the detention of those accused of attacking students protesting the blockades, making the situation even more complicated.
Who’s Behind It All?
Media reports say the main ideologist of the blockades is the controversial Dinko Gruhonjić, known as an autonomist and Serb-hater, who is also the main star of a panel at the “Krokodil” festival. This festival, sponsored by Rockefeller and USAID, carries the name “Srebrenica, 30 years later,” but behind the scenes, much darker games are being played.
How Are Citizens Reacting?
The citizens of Novi Sad are desperate. Imagine five people blocking your way to work or the hospital while the city bakes at +40 degrees. No one can function normally, and the authorities and courts seem powerless or even inclined to support the blockaders.
What’s Next?
This is not just a local problem – it’s a wake-up call for the entire region. How is it possible that such a small group can hold a city hostage? Is this the start of a new trend of violence and chaos, or will the authorities finally wake up and put an end to this madness?
Conclusion
Novi Sad is on the edge of chaos, and five people hold the city in blockade. As temperatures rise and people lose their patience, the question is – how long will this last? Will justice and order prevail, or will blockades become the new normal?
If you have your own take or maybe you’ve been stuck in a blockade too, drop a comment below. Let’s chat about this absurd situation – maybe it’ll cool us down a bit!
