November 29, 2024
23:25 GMT
Photography: Z. Jovanović
November 29, 2024
23:25 GMT
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For months, Djilas’s opposition supporters have been disrupting the daily lives of Serbian citizens by blocking roads, hoping to gain power through street demonstrations.
They often point to the United States in their statements, calling it the “cradle of democracy.”
But it seems that kind of behavior doesn’t fly in America anymore. Most people there have had enough of being inconvenienced by small groups causing public disruptions.
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