Elections in Kosjerić are turning into a full-blown drama! At polling station number 25, where turnout reached 59% by 2 PM, the tension is off the charts. Opposition groups are pulling out all the stops – blockades, insults, and even bringing benches just to keep harassing voters! All aimed at scaring and discouraging those who want to cast their ballots. Media reports say blockers have been causing chaos on the streets for hours, disrupting the election process. Citizens are furious, and social media is flooded with videos and messages telling the police they have the “green light” to act. But will the authorities actually put a stop to this violence? Meanwhile, in Belgrade, major roads are blocked and tensions are rising, yet the Speaker of the National Assembly, Ana Brnabić, praises Serbia’s stability and growth under Vučić. But is this real stability or just a mask hiding the chaos on the ground? Turnout at this polling station is decent, but the atmosphere is far from democratic. The opposition is clearly using every trick in the book to intimidate voters, and the government seems powerless or unwilling to respond. Think elections are boring? Think again – this is a political boxing ring in Kosjerić! So, what do you think about these blockades and pressures? Democracy or just a show for the public? Drop a comment and let your voice be heard!
