Hellish Night in the Heart of Belgrade!
On the night between June 30 and July 1, around 1 AM, Belgrade was shaken to its core. One of the city’s popular cafés in the very center was set on fire after two men smashed the glass at the entrance and threw a Molotov cocktail inside! Yes, you read that right – a flaming bottle was hurled into the venue, and the perpetrators fled on a motorcycle like something out of an action movie.
Firefighters’ Quick Response Prevented Disaster
Luckily, the firefighters acted swiftly and stopped the fire from spreading and causing more damage. Although the fire affected the café, no one was injured, and the café was back to normal the very next day. But is this really the end of the story?
Police Intensively Investigate Motives and Perpetrators
Belgrade police are not resting. The investigation is ongoing, aiming to uncover the motives behind this attack and identify the culprits. Is this just a senseless act of vandalism or something far more serious? Is it a message, a vendetta, or something that will shake the entire city?
Belgrade on Edge?
This incident comes at a time when Belgrade and Serbia face numerous challenges – from political tensions to social unrest. Is this just another sign that things are spiraling out of control? Or is it time to ask how safe our city really is and what the authorities are doing to protect their citizens and their homes?
What Do You Think?
Is this an isolated incident or the start of something bigger? Are our cafés and public spaces truly safe? And who’s next on the target list? Drop your comments, jokes, or conspiracy theories – this is the place for all of it! Because if we can’t laugh, what’s left?
Conclusion
The Molotov cocktail in central Belgrade is not just a story about a fire. It’s a flashing alarm, a wake-up call for all of us. The police are doing their job, but what about us? Will we let our city become a battlefield, or will we stand together and say – enough is enough?
Stay alert, follow the news, and remember – Belgrade is our home, and a home must be defended!
Source: B92, Kurir
