Dragan J. Vučićević’s House Vandalized: Who’s Behind the Attack on Informer’s Editor-in-Chief?
Is the safety of Dragan J. Vučićević, the editor-in-chief of Informer, seriously at risk or is this just another provocation? His family home in Banovo Brdo, one of Belgrade’s most normal neighborhoods, was vandalized while Vučićević was away in Vrnjačka Banja. Attackers defaced the gate with paint, left feces, and damaged part of the facade—there are even reports that shots might have been fired at the house.
But that’s not all! A neighbor’s car was also vandalized with paint, and their wall was defaced. Vučićević claims the attack was serious and could not have been done with just a plastic bag, but with something much stronger.
This incident casts a shadow over the safety of media workers in Serbia and raises questions about the motives behind the attack. Is this a warning or an attempt at intimidation? Vučićević is known as the editor-in-chief of Informer, a media outlet often involved in controversies and with strong political ties.
As the investigation unfolds, the question remains—who is willing to go this far to destroy someone’s property and send clear messages? And will the state and police truly stand behind protecting their citizens, including those often targeted by criticism?
Meanwhile, neighbors and the public are shocked, and the internet is buzzing with comments and conspiracy theories. Is this the start of a new wave of violence or just an isolated incident?
If you have your own opinion or theory, feel free to drop a comment—maybe you know who’s behind this chaos!
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