Aleksandar Vučić, the President of Serbia, has scheduled a public address on Sunday, June 29th at 11 AM, following turbulent protests and blockades shaking Belgrade. While blockaders tried to stir chaos, Vučić stood shoulder to shoulder with students and citizens in Pionirski Park, declaring that the state is strong and will do its job. “The students have won, the blockaders have lost,” Vučić proudly stated, highlighting that the blockades had three times fewer participants than on March 15th. As extremists planned chaos in downtown Belgrade, Vučić called for peace and unity, emphasizing that Serbia’s strength lies in its young people and their ideals, as solid as our fortresses and cities.
The protests sparked mixed reactions, with analysts warning about the danger of violence and attempts to turn children against each other. Vučić appealed to parents and citizens to support peace and stability, preparing for possible new challenges in the coming days. The streets of Belgrade became scenes of clashes, with Kurir reporting the latest details and threats ongoing for months. All eyes are on Vučić’s address, expected to deliver a clear message and calm tensions.
At this moment, Serbia stands at a crossroads between chaos and order, and Vučić’s message is clear: the state will not allow violence, and students are the symbol of victory and the future. Whether this message will be enough to calm passions and turn the page in this turbulent period remains to be seen. But one thing is certain — Serbia is watching and waiting, and Vučić is ready to show he is a step ahead of everyone, like on a political chessboard.
