Vidovdan – The Day Serbia Must Be United or Perish!
Vidovdan is not just another date on the calendar. It’s the day Serbia remembers its past, present, and future. The day to be united, strong, and to remember who we are and what we must be. Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski makes it crystal clear: Serbia has no backup homeland! We have only one, unique and indivisible country that we will defend no matter what.
History and the Fight for Freedom
Vidovdan symbolizes freedom and statehood. It’s the day we remember Prince Lazar and the Kosovo heroes who gave their lives for Serbia. Đurđević Stamenkovski stresses that Serbs never had a doubt between freedom and slavery. Despite many hard days in history, they never allowed internal divisions to break them. The biggest blows come from outside, and Serbia must remain strong and united.
Kosovo and Metohija – The Heart of Serbian Struggle
Today, Serbia is most concerned with the issue of Kosovo and Metohija. Đurđević Stamenkovski emphasizes Serbia’s determination to keep the Kosovo covenant and fight for every inch of its land – from Prizren to Dečani. This fight is not just political but moral and spiritual, as it’s about preserving centuries-old Serbian hearths.
Unity as the Key to Survival
“Only unity and solidarity can build a stable Serbia,” says Istar Milićević at the Vidovdan event. Unfortunately, Serbia today often faces internal conflicts, accusations, and criticism that divide it. On a holy day like Vidovdan, instead of uniting, some accuse us of genocide and try to sow discord. That’s unacceptable and dangerous.
Violence and Societal Problems
Sadly, Serbia also faces serious problems with violence and crime. Extreme heat waves, economic hardships, and growing drug addiction only worsen the situation. Paid extremists and violent people want to destabilize the country and divide us. But as Đurđević Stamenkovski said, Serbia will not allow anyone to dig trenches among its people.
Conclusion – Vidovdan as a Day of Commitment
Vidovdan is not just a day of remembrance but a day of commitment. A commitment to leave Serbia free, sovereign, and proud to our descendants. It’s a day to remember our roots and unite in the fight for the future. Because how we are today is how we will remain forever before our ancestors and descendants.
Now, your turn!
Do you get how important it is to be united? Or will we be divided again? Drop a comment below, maybe your words will spark a real debate! Or just throw in a political joke to lighten the mood while we wait for better days.
Vidovdan is not just a holiday – it’s a call for unity and fight for Serbia!
