A high-risk protest is set to shake Belgrade tomorrow, and MP Branko Pavlović from the “We Are the Voice of the People” movement is waving the red flag! He warns that if participants get provoked, unwanted incidents could explode. But is this just a warning or a prelude to chaos? Pavlović makes it crystal clear: state authorities must do their job and keep public order and peace, but students blocking the city will be held responsible for any incidents.
Picture this — Belgrade, Serbia’s capital, on the edge of an explosion because of a protest that could spiral into something way more serious. Pavlović insists the constitutional order isn’t threatened, but the risk of incidents is sky-high. Is this political theater or a real threat?
Remember, students already blocked the busiest intersection in Belgrade — Kneza Miloša and Nemanjina streets — causing traffic mayhem. After three days of blockade, traffic was finally restored, but tensions are still boiling. Students issued an ultimatum, and fears of incidents near Pionirski Park are growing. Rector Đokić and Prime Minister Mačut held talks and agreed on budget quotas, but will that calm the storm?
This isn’t just any protest. It’s a clash between youth demanding change and authorities trying to hold the reins. Will Belgrade be peaceful tomorrow, or turn into a battlefield? State organs are on high alert, and students are ready to take responsibility for any incident.
If you think this is just another boring protest, think again. This is drama unfolding right before our eyes, with all the ingredients for real chaos. So, what’s your take? Peace or revolution? Drop a comment, crack a joke, or just share your wildest theory — maybe you’ve got the secret sauce to this mess!
