Vučić’s highway hustle: Serbia’s unstoppable march despite blockades!
In just 48 hours, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the opening of a new 20-kilometer stretch of the Miloš Veliki highway, connecting Pakovraće and Požega. Yes, you read that right – 48 hours! While some are still waiting for paperwork to be signed, Vučić and his team are breaking records in road construction.
New highway as a symbol of success
The president proudly stated, “Today, we built more kilometers of highway than in the previous 67 years combined!” Not only that, but he announced the highway will open Sunday at noon, with drivers able to use it by evening. Of course, toll collection will start soon, because nothing is free.
Blockades and resistance – Vučić won’t back down
Despite facing blockades and protests, Vučić remains steadfast. “Their support is dramatically falling; every heroic move ends with crying in front of the police station,” he said, clearly signaling that the state will continue to build and develop despite all attempts to stop it.
Factory in Čačak – another sign of growth
Besides the highway, Vučić opened a new German factory in Čačak yesterday, which will employ dozens, mostly young engineers. This is another sign that Serbia is moving forward, not backward.
Why does this matter?
This highway stretch is not just a road – it’s a symbol of progress, fighting bureaucracy, and resisting blockades. While some try to stop the state, Vučić and his team show that Serbia won’t give up.
What about you?
Do you believe Serbia will really keep up this pace? Or is this just another political show? Share your thoughts, maybe together we’ll uncover what’s really going on behind the scenes!
