It has been known for weeks that the regime will not allow another "pumping" from the stands. That is why it has been known for weeks that no one who has not been thoroughly checked will be able to enter the match between Serbia and Albania. The criterion is security - but political
Duško Vujošević said that Slobodan Pešić spoke with the president about the SNS beaters who were sent to Riga. Because of them, he says, the national team members wanted to give up the competition
Serbia plays the most important match in the qualifiers, against Albania, but not at the Maracana, but at the mini-stadium in Leskovac, supposedly for the safety of the players, but actually so that Vučić would not hear the pumping from the stands
The dubious guys who threatened the Serbian fans in Riga seem to have changed their tactics at the European Basketball Championship - at the match against Turkey, they tried to prevent and override the "pumping" from the stands. Arena security, "Vreme" learns, had to move the families of the national team members to other places
"Until today, the police in Riga recorded one incident that occurred between Serbian fans, which was related to the fans' shouts during the game," the statement of the Riga police stated.
The news about SNS players at the European Basketball Championship was confirmed by doctoral student Bogdan Raonic, who wrote on the X network that he was intercepted by a group in Riga.
The president of all the clubbers in Serbia is writing a historical grotesque: he is trying, through the process of branding, to make citizens out of clubbers, and to turn citizens into clubbers.
Just as Šešelj pulled a gun on the students at the beginning of the nineties, so Vučić pulls his beaters on their rebellious daughters and sons today. It's the same policy, just adapted to the times
They beat the students with bats, they broke the jaw of a female student, for the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić they are "heroes", and for the court since Monday they are boys who do not belong in prison. On the same day, a professor at the Faculty of Law in Belgrade was beaten
After the incidents at the protest in the "Belgrade na Vodi" neighborhood, many progressive officials who provoked it were unmasked, and side by side with them was Aleksandar Bošković, a close associate of the drug lord Darko Šarić. Vučić says to that: "Yes, and?"
Retired lieutenant colonel Goran Arsenić, a former officer of the 72nd Special Brigade, was brought in by the police for an informational interview only because, at a protest rally, he exposed a "scumbag leader" among "thugs from the SNS" who was incompetent with an "F diagnosis" discharged from the army
