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After the measures imposed by the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media on Prva TV, Aleksandar Timofejev took over as editor-in-chief

The boy Viktor Milić's profile on Instagram was closed because he was reported by his fellow citizens from Jagodina, after he was criticized by pop
An incredible case of mass hate speech and condemnation of to a child who used to crochet experienced Jagodina. After a local pop publicly stood up and said the worst about the eleven-year-old boy Viktor Milić for the sole reason that the child likes to crochet, Milić's mother has now announced that he Instagram accounts closed - mostly due to the reports of their fellow citizens from Jagodina.
Viktor Milić, a fifth-grade elementary school student from Jagodina, wanted to weave the longest carpet in the world. He hasn't woven it yet, but that's why he has awakened an astonishing wave of condemnation, disrespect and vulgar behavior among the people of Jagodina.
The boy gathered 400,000 followers because he spoke to them and begged for their number to be as high as possible, adding that he would weave a knot in a carpet for each follower. However, after the media wrote about him, the priest Stefan Rajčić, interestingly, also expressed his opinion through social networks.
"Serbian tradition is not boys who crochet, with Audrey Hepburn caps, golden hairdos and barbie hairstyles! Stop creating false idols and role models! Our role models can be those children who chop wood from the smallest of feet, take care of cows and sheep, drive tractors, fast and take communion! Influencers never!!! Don't impose on us that something is above average and exemplary when it is not!!! Another marketing trick, behind which something is hidden! At the very least destroying the ideals and differences behind men and women! Erasing the Serbian tradition, too," announced priest Stefan Rajčić.
On this occasion, Viktor's mother, Violeta Mitić, also announced on social networks:
"Since you also shut down my son Vikotr's second Instagram account, this rug that needs to be sewn will not be able to because you are to blame for it! Important notice. Most of the people from his hometown of Jagodina reported it, well done people, well done nation of traitors! Just so you know that everything has been found out who you are, so there will be a huge punishment for those of you who reported it," Viktor's mother Violeta Mitić wrote.
In the public discussion, which was filled with prejudices, the priest Predrag Popović joined in, and he openly came to Viktor's protection. He said that this is a talented and hard-working child who develops his abilities in a creative way, unlike many of his peers who spend time in front of screens.
Popović also reminded that knitting and similar skills have a long tradition in both church and social life, stating that they were taught in monasteries, but also in the army. As he pointed out, there is no reason to dispute such talent, on the contrary - it should be supported and encouraged.
"Viktor is a wonderful child who contributes to the talents that God gave him. While most of his peers spend time playing games, he chose to create something with his hands - and that is commendable," said Predrag Popović.
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