Belgrade’s Mechanical Faculty turned into a battlefield! Blockaders have wreaked total havoc – everything is dirty, scattered, and destroyed. Photos leaked to the media leave no doubt: this isn’t a protest, it’s high-level vandalism. Everything is ruined, and students and professors are left in shock. Is this the price for expressing dissatisfaction? Or is it just another proof that blockades and protests in Serbia are crossing every line? While the government and opposition bicker, the Mechanical Faculty is on its knees. And it’s not just the faculty suffering – attacks on Novi Sad’s mayor Miloš Vučević’s house are heating up the atmosphere even more. Police caught men spreading a strong smell of marijuana in Kragujevac, and bikers in Užice claim the new highway is unsafe. All this while blockaders are losing support, and their attempts to block traffic in Belgrade and Pančevo look more and more like desperate moves. Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Ivica Dačić strongly condemns the demonstrators’ arrival at Vučević’s house, and social media is buzzing with outrage. Clearly, the situation at the faculty is just the tip of the iceberg. If you think this is just another ordinary student protest, think again. This is a war for education, order, and the future. The question is – who will come out on top? Or will we all lose? Got a hot take? Don’t keep it to yourself – share it, because topics like this deserve to be talked about!
