While Serbia burns and the fire spreads like an uncontrollable blaze, our heroes—the firefighters and the army—are battling a disaster that has struck dozens of locations across the country. In the Moravica district alone, 48 fires were extinguished today, with 25 in Čačak alone! Is this the end of the world or just the beginning of hell?
Firefighters, locals, the army, and volunteers are working around the clock to contain and extinguish fires that have engulfed forests, fields, orchards, and even residential buildings. In the village of Planinica near Mionica, the municipal president Boban Janković claims the situation is under control, but the fire doesn’t discriminate—it burns and threatens to consume everything in its path.
In Bor, a state of emergency has been declared due to extreme temperatures and fires at multiple locations, including the largest fire at Krivelj, burning over an area of about one hectare. In Gornji Milanovac, 12 fires broke out today, with a barn and a car destroyed in the Brezovica hamlet.
The Serbian army has deployed helicopters, fire trucks, and water tankers, but is it enough? The fire has consumed thousands of hectares, and dozens of residential and auxiliary buildings have already been destroyed. The most critical situation is in the village of Merovac near Prokuplje, where the fire threatens homes and agricultural crops.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs urges citizens to be extremely cautious and avoid lighting fires in open areas, as human negligence remains one of the main causes of these fires. Will we manage to fight this catastrophe, or will we watch our land burn before our eyes?
If you think this is just another hot summer story, think again. These fires are not just numbers—they are homes, lives, and nature we are losing. What do you think? Is the government ready for such challenges, or will we all burn together in our own carelessness? Drop a comment and let’s see who’s ready to join this fiery conversation!
