Vučić on Blockades: The Color Revolution is Over, Support is Falling Because People Don’t Want Chaos!
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić is not holding back as he comments on the ongoing blockades in the country. He claims that the “color revolution” is over and that support for the blockaders is dramatically falling because “people don’t want it.” Vučić emphasized that the blockades are harmful and are losing public support every day.
Blockades Dividing Serbia
While Serbia is building and developing, Vučić warns that the blockades represent a violent change of power and destabilization of the state. He described the blockaders as those who “hate their country” and destroy their neighbors. Support for the blockades, according to him, is dropping daily as people want peace and order.
Police and the Blockades
Vučić highlighted that more police officers are engaged than blockaders, and that the police show a high level of professionalism in communicating with citizens. He also warned about the possible consequences of blocking a refinery, which is Russian-owned, potentially leading to terrorism charges and prison sentences of up to three years.
Criticism of the Opposition and Social Divisions
The president criticized the behavior of opposition blockaders, stating that their arrogant and violent conduct has disappointed a large number of voters, who are now switching sides. He pointed out that the situation after Vidovdan was a turning point, and people realized that blockades are not the solution.
Concern for Youth and Education
Vučić expressed regret that some students cannot take exams due to ostracism by a dean, which has further escalated the situation. He stressed that he personally worked late into the night and is happy to see young people taking exams, while blockades only harm education.
What’s Next?
The president announced that the state might react earlier to the blockades but currently does not want to arrest blockaders because the state is strong. He appealed for understanding and urged blockaders to think about the consequences of their actions.
Conclusion
As Serbia strives to move forward, blockades and protests create division and chaos. Vučić clearly states that the “color revolution” is over and that the majority of citizens want peace and development, not conflicts and blockades. Will the blockaders listen or continue their actions? Time will tell.
What do you think about the blockades and Vučić’s words? Is this really the end of the “color revolution” or just the beginning of a new phase of protests? Drop a comment and let the people’s voice be heard!
