Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that there will be no large gathering of the Narod Državu movement on Vidovdan. He emphasized that responsible people do not want conflicts and that claims about a counter-rally are false. Vučić said he will personally protect peace and prevent conflicts, noting that the blockades serve no purpose other than attempts at force, which will not succeed. He also announced a literary evening by students in Pionirski Park on June 27, but no rally. Vučić expressed a desire to avoid tensions and for responsible people to prevent conflicts.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets tend to emphasize Vučić’s attempts to de-escalate tensions and his calls for peace, highlighting the importance of avoiding conflict and the negative impact of political polarization. They may also critique the government’s handling of protests and question the sincerity of the official narrative.
Center: Centrist sources report Vučić’s statements factually, focusing on his announcement that no large gathering will take place and his commitment to maintaining peace. They present the information without strong bias, noting the political context and the potential for tensions but emphasizing the official stance on avoiding conflict.
Right: Right-leaning media often highlight Vučić’s strong leadership and responsibility in preventing violence, portraying him as a protector of public order. They may criticize opposition groups or protesters as disruptive and emphasize the government’s efforts to maintain stability and security.
