As a sign of support for Aleksandar Vučić and the rally against the blockades that will be organized allegedly in Novi Sad, Serbs from Kosovo have been walking for eight days. On Wednesday, they arrived in Belgrade, where they will be given a festive welcome in Ćaciland
Eight days ago, Serbs originally from Kosovo and Metohija they set off on foot towards Novi Sad, where Aleksandar Vučić announced a rally much larger than the "blockade" commemorative one on November 1. The starting point, just like the last time we hiked, was the Mine located right behind administrative lines from the Serbian side.
The column was led by the banner "Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija for Serbia against blockades". However, there were no blockades in Kosovo in connection with the fall of the canopy at the Railway Station in Novi Sad. 16 minutes of silence were organized several times in front of the Prince Lazar monument, but on the promenade. A rally against blockades was also organized at the same place this summer.
According to the media, 60 of them went to Novi Sad as a sign of support for the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, and to the "people's meeting against blockades". However, it seems that the first stop for the Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija will be the so-called "Ćaciland" in front of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia. According to the media, they will be given a festive welcome there.
The road from Rudnia to Belgrade is about 260 kilometers long, which would mean that they walked an average of about 32,5 kilometers per day.
"Vreme" tried to get in touch with one of the pedestrians, but to no avail. We did not receive a response to the message and calls.
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