Uzice on the Edge: SNS Slams Violent Blockaders!
Uzice has turned into a battleground, and the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) is not holding back! The Uzice city board of SNS has harshly condemned the violence caused by blockaders, led by opposition leaders, who have wreaked havoc on the main road over the past two days.
Violence in the Streets of Uzice
The blockaders physically attacked police officers while the media supporting them tried to paint them as heroes. SNS Uzice is having none of it! There are video recordings clearly showing violence against police, but these clips are conveniently ignored by the blockader-friendly TV channels and portals during prime time.
Who Are These “Heroes”?
SNS reminds us of a recent incident where blockaders attacked an employee during a city assembly session, denying any violence despite clear video evidence. These are the same people blocking roads, endangering citizens’ lives, issuing monstrous threats to political opponents, and attacking the police.
SNS’s Message to the Blockaders
SNS warns that these blockades and violence will only lead to the opposition losing elections. They question whether blocking roads and threatening political opponents should be Uzice’s future. SNS is clear: perpetrators of violence must be held accountable and should not be made heroes because their goal is chaos and destabilization.
State Support and Uzice’s Development
All this chaos unfolds just as the highway reaches the outskirts of Uzice, talks continue about a new section towards Višegrad, and Uzice receives strong state support for projects like a health center, replacing asbestos pipelines, and solving waste management issues. SNS assures that violent blockaders will not stop the development and peaceful life of decent citizens of Uzice and Serbia.
Conclusion
Uzice stands at a crossroads — between development and chaos. SNS Uzice makes it clear: blockader violence is not the path to progress but the road to ruin. So, what do you think? Are the blockaders heroes or hooligans? Drop a comment and let the people’s voice be heard!
This is just one example of how politics and violence go hand in hand in our city. Is it time for change, or will we see more blockades and conflicts?
