Vučić calls on blockaders for dialogue: "Let's talk; Justice must be served, but not in the streets"

“My sincere wish is for tomorrow to pass peacefully, with respect. True justice must be served, but not in the streets,” Vučić said.

“The truth, supported by evidence, is what everyone should be willing to accept. Tomorrow should not be a day that tears us apart, but one that unites us in grief. After tomorrow, let us try once again to engage in dialogue within society. Those who wish to protest may continue, but with greater respect for their fellow citizens who disagree with them.”

Vučić once again urged protesters to participate in debates—not through ultimatums, but as part of a conversation.

“The things we once took for granted are collapsing in today’s world. Tectonic changes are taking place, and we must respond to all of this in the best way, together and united. Despite everything, Serbia will endure—I have no doubt—but whether it will progress depends on all of us. We will have less energy to devote to the growth of our country,” he emphasized.

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