A new incident in Ćaciland 3.0 - inside one of the white tents, a gas stove caused a fire. It is still not clear what the purpose of those tents in the middle of Bulevar Kralja Aleksandar is
For the third day already, one of the busiest roads in the center of Belgrade in front of the Serbian Parliament it is closed because of the big white tents , and it is still not clear why they are there, who exactly placed them in the middle of the street, why don't the authorities react, who are the people who spend their days there and what exactly do they do?
Apart from waving Serbian flags and chanting "Aco Serbs!" when the President of Serbia left the National Assembly after the swearing-in of the newly-minted ministers, and the opposition MPs shouted "Ustasha, Ustasha!"
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The street was closed, traffic stopped, and passers-by were confused - all because of a group of people whose identity was unknown to anyone.
Some of them did introduce themselves to the public, so Andreja Jovanović, a student at the Faculty of Law and Business in Belgrade, who is one of the students who call themselves students who want to learn, told "Vreme" that the tents were set up to expand their camp.
"At one point, we started to expand the camp and since we didn't want to put tents where there are flowers, it was decided to expand outside Pionirski Park. There will be not only students, there will also be farmers who have been with us since the beginning, and veterans of the police and army are also with us," Jovanović told "Vreme".
After the tents were raised, there was a fight among those inside them, so the police had to react.
As reported by the media, a man who was in tents with students near the Assembly attacked another man who shouted "wake up".
After that it is an Istinomer journalist who was filming the white tents and those present in them was also attacked.
It turns out that there is no end to the incidents in this improvised settlement called Ćaciland 3.0.
Namely, this morning there was a fire in one of the tents.
As can be seen in the post shared on social networks, the attendees brought a gas stove inside the tent, which caused a small fire, so the police on duty had to respond again.
Several dozen police officers were around those tents after 6 o'clock this morning, and traffic on Nikola Pašić Square is still blocked, reported the reporter of the Beta agency.
In the publication, the author ironically stated "that the boys forgot to turn off the stove."
Ahahaha, they put a gas stove in the tent and it caught fire!
If they don't suffocate under the tents, they will be fine! pic.twitter.com/Sf8DPhIT2H— Brod Ludaka (@sergioni007) April 17, 2025
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