The organizer of the "Mirdita, good day" festival, Sofija Todorović, posted on Twitter a picture of the letter and package that arrived to her after, as she said, a person called her private phone and introduced herself as a courier.
When she opened the package in the presence of the police, she saw a pig's head.
"It is clear to us that Vucic and Dacic are helping you organize the festival." Everyone in their own interest, but always against the national interests", are the words that begin the letter signed by the "People's Patrol".
Todorović wrote that such threats were "supported by the state".
The letter ends with a striking message: "Tell the guests that we will be feasting in Prizren, Peja, Pristina... Of course, culturally dressed in olive green costumes."
Torches, song and interference of journalists
But those who oppose the festival have already "won" anyway. In a play by state authorities and ostensibly spontaneous demonstrators, on Thursday the MUP officially "interrupted" the festival due to threats to security.
The protest against the festival "Mirdita, dobar dan" ended on Thursday at around 20 pm, in front of the Belgrade club "Dorćol plac" where it was supposed to be held, and those gathered celebrated the ban on the festival with torches and fireworks.
At the end of the protest, about a hundred people sang patriotic songs about Kosovo and chanted the names of the killed Serbs in the conflict with the Kosovo police near Banjska, after which most of them dispersed.
The protest, which started around noon, took place with a couple of incidents, which were mainly related to the disruption of the work of journalists.
Commander Marko at the protest
Marko Vučković aka Commander, leader of the "Ultra boys" fan group, who until October 2016 was a co-owner of the company "Ultra kop", was filmed among the men who gathered at the protest.
It's about Vučković. Nova.rs wrote in 2021, when she received a video in which he allegedly sings the song "A sad adio" with Aleksandar Vučić and other fans, imitating the fan's gesture with one hand.
The former leader, but still the gray eminence of this fan group, Marko Vučković, is called the Commander because of, as it is stated, the ability to "come up to 1.000 hardened fans at his call."
Mirdita as a falsifier of history
The reactions of certain officials to the "Mirdita, good day" festival were more than stormy.
The mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar Šapić, said that he is "expressly" against holding the "Mirdita, good day" festival, which, as he says, has been directly falsifying and changing history for years.
Šapić said that the organizers of this festival question the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Serbia, then added that the City of Belgrade will not give consent to hold the festival.
The president of the Zavetnici party and the minister for family care and demography stated in a written statement that it is a festival "that has nothing to do with culture and art, but only serves to promote the interests of the fake Kosovo state and its separatist institutions."
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Ivica Dacic, said earlier that he considers the "Mirdita, good day" Festival to be a high-risk gathering and that the organizers should consider postponing it, which could have foreshadowed the MUP's reaction and the ban.
