Vucevic says one of the blockade movement leaders attacked SNS activists in Kula with an ax
Serbian Progressive Party, SNS, leader Milos Vucevic says that one of the leaders of the blockade movement in Kula attacked SNS activists with an ax this morning and damaged SNS campaign stands, adding that the "blockaders" (anti-government protesters) will not succeed, and that "Serbian blood will not be spilled".
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"Our members' only 'sin' was that they stood behind their party's stand, talked to their fellow citizens and supported their president, Aleksandar Vucic," Vucevic stated in a post on X.
Vucevic asked if anyone from the blockade movement would speak out and condemn what he said was attempted murder of SNS activists.
"Will the police cover up the crime this time, as they already did on March 15 last year, when this same individual attacked the seat of the Kula municipality, broke down the front door, attacked the janitor and stole the Serbian flag? Will those who punctured the tires on the Kula municipality's official cars during the morning and thus put people's lives in danger be prosecuted?," Vucevic asked.
He also wondered if the prosecutor's offices in Sombor and Vrbas will finally react or if they will consider this type of event a misdemeanor again, as they did during the attack on a Serbian Orthodox church in Kula on Markovdan last year.
Vucevic then asked whether the goal of the blockade movement in Serbia is to spill blood and have people die on the streets of our cities.
"Is that why those behind the blockaders instruct such individuals, flood their disgusting posts with likes, and reinforce publicly made threats with comments expressing support? Is that why you will not distance yourselves from multiple attempted murders, which a follower of your cult carried out this morning in Kula?," Vucevic wrote.
He pointed out that those he was referring to should be ashamed, as well as those who serve them while working as prosecutors and judges.
"The bloody hands (handprints) you show are your true symbol. They represent you best. But you will not succeed. Serbian blood will not be spilled. In the 1940s, they killed us with axes. In the 1990s, they continued. We will not allow anyone to do it again," said Vucevic.
(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)