The road from Kosovo to Novi Sad, intended as a march in support of the president, turned into an unpleasant encounter in Mrčajevci. Instead of applause, the Serbs from the enclave were met with curses and shouts from a local: "Go to Kosovo and walk!". The police had to intervene to prevent a major incident
A group of Serbs with Kosovo and Metohija, about sixty of them, set off a few days ago on foot towards Novi Sad in order, as they said, to support the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić.
As reported by the regime media, the column includes people from almost all Serbian enclaves - from Gračanica, Laplje Selo, Parteš, Štrpce, all the way to the north of Kosovo. They carry flags and banners, sing songs about Serbia and Kosovo, and emphasize that they "want to show unity and faith in the country."
On the way to Novi Sad, their journey was briefly stopped in Mrčajevci, a village near Čačak, where, however, they were not welcomed.
While they were passing through the center of the village, one of the locals, as can be seen in the video shared on social networks, showered them with curses and insults:
"You came here to walk! Go to Kosovo and walk! You don't even know where you went!", shouted a man as the group passed by. None of the participants retaliated, and the police who followed them prevented a further incident.
In Mrčajevci, according to testimonies, the passengers rested for a short while and continued towards Belgrade. Some said that they were "not surprised by the reaction", because they were "used to various receptions".
"We are not going against anyone, we are going for Serbia," said one of the participants from Kosovo Pomoravlja.
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