Serbia on the Brink of Chaos: External Pressure, Blockades, and the Threat of Color Revolutions!
Serbia is under unprecedented external pressure, warns Dmitry Peskov, spokesperson for the President of the Russian Federation. Is another color revolution looming? Peskov does not rule out the use of technologies to provoke chaos and attempts to overthrow the state order.
Chaos in the Streets: Blockades Paralyzing Cities
Belgrade and other Serbian cities have recently become scenes of massive blockades. Bridges, intersections, and main roads are clogged with containers, fences, and even tents. Police have repeatedly broken up blockades, and dozens of people have been arrested. Students and citizens supporting the blockades claim they are fighting against the detention of their peers and for justice, while authorities warn of the danger of violence and chaos.
Government Stands Firm: Vučić and Peskov Defend Law and Order
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has made it clear that he will not allow violence and chaos. He criticized the blockaders, calling their claims of police brutality “disgusting lies.” Peskov from the Kremlin emphasizes that the Serbian leadership will establish law and order, rejecting any external influence.
Color Revolutions and Foreign Power Centers
Peskov warns of attempts by foreign power centers to destabilize Serbia through “color revolutions.” The blockades, according to him, are part of a broader plan to provoke a fratricidal war and bloodshed in Belgrade. However, the government and Serbian citizens show determination to preserve unity, security, and the country’s sovereignty.
Who is Behind the Blockades?
Investigations have revealed that some students and activists planned violent changes to the constitutional order, organized road blockades, and attacks on state institutions. Several people have been arrested on suspicion of preparing crimes against Serbia’s security. Police and prosecutors continue to monitor the situation and take measures.
What Do the Citizens Say?
While some support the blockades as an expression of dissatisfaction, others complain about traffic disruptions, endangering emergency services, and daily chaos. Traffic in many parts of the city was completely blocked, and congestion spread to surrounding streets. The Ministry of Health warns that blockades can endanger the lives and health of citizens.
Conclusion: Serbia at a Crossroads
Serbia is at a critical point. External pressures, internal unrest, and attempts at destabilization test the strength of the state and the unity of its citizens. Will Serbia manage to maintain peace and order, or will it face a new wave of chaos and conflict? One thing is certain — the drama continues, and we will be watching every step.
What about you? Do you think the blockades are justified or just chaos Serbia can’t afford? Drop a comment, let your voice be heard in this wild story!
