Chaos in Serbia’s Streets: Brnabić Throws Bombshells, Vučić Sings Victory Songs!
Ready for the political circus unfolding right before your eyes? While students and citizens block faculties and squares, Prime Minister Ana Brnabić doesn’t hold back – accusing the blockaders of ending their rally not with “Long live Serbia,” but with a chilling call for the murder of Serbia and a civil war! Yes, you read that right – civil war!
What’s Happening on the Streets?
The protests started as peaceful gatherings at Slavija and Vidovdan, where students and citizens demanded elections and the end of student protests in Pionirski Park. But things escalated fast. Police intervened after some participants attacked officers on the streets of Kralja Milana and Kneza Miloša.
Brnabić’s No-Holds-Barred Words
The Prime Minister posted on social media: “Remember, Serbia!” and condemned the “monstrous” calls for civil war. Is this just political rhetoric or a real threat? Brnabić leaves no doubt – this is, in her view, a direct attack on the state.
Vučić: Serbia Always Wins
On the other side, President Aleksandar Vučić tries to calm the waters but also show strength. On Instagram, he wrote: “In the end, Serbia always wins.” Is that a comfort or a warning? As clashes continue, Vučić sends a clear message – the state will not back down.
What’s Next?
As Serbia splits between protesters and the government, the question is how long this political chaos will last. Will students and citizens achieve their demands, or will the clashes turn into something much worse? One thing is clear – this is not the end of the story.
Conclusion
If you thought protests were just another event, think again. Brnabić and Vučić are waging a verbal war that could change everything. And you? Are you on the side of the blockaders or the government? Or just watching and waiting to see what happens? Drop a comment, share your thoughts, and remember – politics in Serbia is never boring!
