POLICE CHAOS IN BELGRADE: AMBULANCE BLOCKED, CITIZENS OR POLICE TO BLAME?
Belgrade is once again in the spotlight, but not for good reasons. During clashes between police and protesters on Kneza Miloša street, a real drama unfolded – an ambulance could not pass! Did citizens really block the path of a vehicle carrying an injured policeman, or is there more to the story? The Serbian police director Dragan Vasiljević claims that citizens prevented the ambulance from passing. But wait – footage from social media contradicts this claim!
Citizens or Police?
N1 reporter on the ground reports that citizens actually wanted to let the ambulance pass, but the police brigade stopped them. Why? It seems the police feared that if the ambulance passed, people might also get through, breaking the line they were holding. So, the problem was not the citizens, but the police who did not allow the ambulance to pass!
Footage that proves everything
Videos posted on social media clearly show the moment the ambulance passed. They show that citizens did not block the way, but the police held the line and did not allow the ambulance through. This casts serious doubt on the police director’s statements and raises the question – is this an attempt to hide the truth or some other form of manipulation?
Clashes in Belgrade center: Not the first time
This is not the first time clashes between police and demonstrators have occurred in Belgrade. Previous incidents, like those at Slavija where demonstrators attacked police and tried to break through cordons, only complicate the situation. The police are always ready to react, and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has called for peace, claiming the state is strong. But is it really?
Who controls the streets?
While citizens fight for their rights and try to express dissatisfaction, the police use every opportunity to show their power. Even when it comes to an ambulance, which should be a priority for everyone, it seems the security line is more important than human lives.
What does this tell us?
This situation is an alarming signal about the state of society and the police. Is it possible that in a country where laws and human rights are supposedly respected, an ambulance cannot pass due to conflicts between authorities and citizens? Is the police there to protect the people or to control and intimidate them?
Conclusion
Belgrade is again in chaos, and the truth lies somewhere between the police’s claims and the footage from the scene. Citizens say they wanted to help, police say otherwise. One thing is certain – the ambulance was delayed, and that can mean the difference between life and death.
If you think this is just another proof of power abuse, you are not alone. Share your thoughts, tell us if you have seen similar scenes or have a different perspective. Let the voice of the people be heard, because every second counts here!
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