Chaos on the Streets of Serbia: Police vs. Students and Citizens!
Are you ready for another round of chaos on the streets of Serbia? While the authorities claim that “most blockades have been removed” and the police have “acted with restraint,” the real picture is much worse. Students and citizens took to the streets to express their dissatisfaction, and the state’s response? 76 people arrested in just two days, with 44 detained in a single night! The police have checked the IDs of hundreds, and 48 officers have been injured in clashes.
Police or Violence?
Deputy Police Director Željko Brkić claims that police used force only in extreme cases, but the fact that 6 people were arrested for criminal offenses and officers suffered serious injuries tells a different story. Dejan Luković, another deputy police director, revealed that protesters had masks, sticks, smoke bombs, and other dangerous items. Is this a peaceful protest or a war zone?
Who’s to Blame?
The police urge citizens not to block traffic or endanger lives, but the question remains: did government repression provoke the violence? The police union claims that citizens “illegally organized the gathering” and attacked officers, while the opposition and citizens see brutality and abuse of power.
What About Justice?
While street battles rage in Belgrade, another drama unfolds in Zagreb — a murder that could have been prevented. Antonio A., the suspect in a serious murder case, had been reported three times for violence, but the system failed to act in time. Is this just a Croatian case or a warning for Serbia too?
Conclusion
Serbia is on the brink of chaos. The police and authorities say they are doing their job, but the number of arrests, injuries, and violent incidents says otherwise. Is this a fight for order or repression? Are students and citizens really violent criminals or just demanding their rights?
If you have thoughts on this, feel free to share. Maybe your story will clarify who the real culprit in this chaos is. Or just drop a sarcastic comment — sometimes laughter is the only cure for the madness around us.
