Just when you thought Serbia had seen it all, President Vučić steps up with a story that will blow your mind! While the country bakes under a scorching 40 degrees Celsius, wildfires rage across open lands, and the streets are burning—not from the heat, but from blockades and violence accompanying protests. Vučić doesn’t hold back: thugs throw trash, sanitation workers clean up, and the hooligans mock them! The heroes of our time? Workers Dejan Šakić and Kristijan Knežević, who dared to clean up the mess left by blockaders, only to be spat on. Is this a new war in Serbia? Vučić says yes—a war between normal people and a fake elite who think they can seize power with foreign money and media.
But wait, there’s more! The president warns about the dangers of blockades: physical attacks on citizens, fights in cafes, and wild behavior that no one should tolerate. Police, Vučić says, endure stones, clubs, and beatings but stay on the ground, while the opposition and foreign media turn it into a circus. He also slams “human rights experts,” accusing them of participating in a “color revolution.”
Meanwhile, Serbia battles drought and fires—8 wildfires recorded since the start of the year, with 5 dead and 23 injured just on July 3rd! Temperatures hit up to 40 degrees, and meteorologists warn the heatwave will last. In these conditions, any fire can be a disaster, and the Ministry of Interior urges citizens to be responsible and report fires immediately.
All this happens as new highway sections open, with Vučić boasting about completing the toughest part of the “Miloš Veliki” highway. But while celebrations happen, blockades and protests continue, and Vučić warns the state will act to maintain order.
This fiery drama in Serbia is far from over. Will violence and blockades destroy the country, or will heroes like sanitation workers and police keep the peace? What do you think? Are the blockades justified or just an excuse for chaos? Drop a comment and let your voice be heard in this blazing story!
