Vučić and his mafia-like organization have clearly decided to turn Serbia into a living dictatorship. Arresting students, brutal police violence, and political persecution are not just incidents — they are a carefully planned retaliation against anyone daring to oppose the regime. After the Vidovdan protests, Serbia is flooded with road blockades — Gazela Bridge, Pančevački Bridge, Novi Sad, and many other locations are under siege. The SNS and Vučić stop at nothing to scare the people and silence every voice of freedom.
The Serbia Center party (SRCE) demands the immediate release of all arrested students and an end to political persecution. Questions arise about how the recordings of alleged student conversations were obtained — did the police or BIA act lawfully? If not, those responsible must be prosecuted.
On the other hand, Miloš Vučević from SNS accuses the blockers of being sick political profiteers aiming to overthrow the state. He claims the protest was a failure of a ‘color revolution’ and that the blockades are not a fight for justice but an attempted coup. Vučević calls on authorities to react urgently and enable normal city functioning, while SNS continues its repression.
This situation is a wake-up call for the entire nation — will we allow our country to become a prison under Vučić’s dictatorship? Or will we fight for freedom and justice? If you have something to say, jump into the conversation — silence has already become dangerous.
