Tonight, the streets of Belgrade turned into a battlefield! The blockaders fulfilled their chilling promises and threw the city into chaos. After the rally, violence erupted like wildfire – police were pelted with bricks, beaten with sticks, and trash containers burned like torches. All this happened on Vidovdan, a day meant to celebrate unity and history, not a stage for extremist attacks and chaos.
On the streets of Šahrimanjan, Obradovićeva, and Vučićeva, footage released by Kurir shows brutal clashes between police and blockaders. These violent protesters had been threatening attacks for days, and now they delivered – smashing things, hurling insults, even pushing burning containers towards the police. Meanwhile, analysts warn that Serbia’s enemies are trying to turn people against each other, sowing division and chaos.
The opposition and extremists spare no means – they call for chaos precisely on Vidovdan, a day symbolizing Serbian history and unity. Instead of solidarity, we see only violence and destruction. The police are ready, but how long can they withstand such attacks? Will the government allow the streets to become a battlefield? This is not just a street fight; it’s a battle for Serbia’s future.
As citizens wonder how to protect themselves and their families, the blockaders continue their brutal actions. Burning containers, stones, sticks – this has become everyday life in downtown Belgrade. Is this the price of freedom and the right to protest? Or is it just a mask for the chaos extremists want to unleash?
Vidovdan is a day to remember our history and roots, and to build a stable and united Serbia. Instead, we watch violence take over the streets, with blockaders threatening to continue their attacks. Will anyone dare to stop this madness? Or will we watch the city turn into a battlefield while the government and opposition play their games?
If you’ve got something to say about this chaos, or maybe a funny comment about how the blockaders forgot they live in the 21st century, feel free to drop a line below. Maybe together we can find a way to stop this circus before it’s too late!
