Serbian Parliament or WWE? MPs Throw Smoke Grenades, Brawl, and One Even Has a Stroke!
By HotComedy Blog
Serbia’s parliament just hosted its wildest episode yet—part Breaking Bad, part WrestleMania! Opposition lawmakers turned the place into an action movie, throwing smoke grenades, lighting flares, and hurling eggs like it was a rebellious Easter party. Security guards tried to intervene, but things escalated so fast, even popcorn couldn’t keep up.
And just when you thought it couldn’t get crazier—a lawmaker from the ruling party reportedly suffered a stroke amid the chaos! We’re talking real-life plot twists that even Hollywood wouldn’t dare write.
The Drama Behind the Drama
So, why are Serbian lawmakers acting like extras in an apocalyptic thriller? Well, it all started with a railway station canopy collapse in Novi Sad that tragically killed 15 people. Many Serbians believe this disaster was caused by some shady construction deals, and protests erupted faster than you can say “political scandal.”
What started as peaceful vigils has turned into four months of relentless protests, shaking President Aleksandr Vucic’s government to its core. The opposition MPs decided to bring the fight directly into parliament—literally! They came prepared with smoke bombs and banners that screamed, “Serbia rises up to bring down the regime.”
Injuries, Insults & One Pregnant MP Caught in the Crossfire
The government side didn’t exactly have a great day either—three of their MPs, including a pregnant woman, were injured in the brawl. And after the stroke incident, Serbian officials rushed to the hospital to visit their fallen comrade. Meanwhile, the opposition kept chanting for justice, and a crowd outside observed a symbolic 15 minutes of silence—one for each victim of the Novi Sad tragedy.
Prime Minister’s Exit: A Clever Move or a Cheap Trick?
Prime Minister Milos Vucevic had already announced his resignation, supposedly to cool down the tensions. But protesters weren’t buying it. They basically told the government, “Nice try, but we’re not falling for this ‘throw a sacrifice to calm the crowd’ strategy again.”
Parliament was supposed to discuss 62 serious matters, including firing Speaker Ana Brnabic. But after today’s chaotic episode, who even remembers the agenda? Brnabic fired back, calling the opposition “terrorists” (because, you know, smoke grenades in parliament tend to make people nervous). Despite attempts to resume the session, opposition MPs weren’t done—they kept whistling, blowing horns, and making sure no one in the building got a peaceful moment.
What’s Next for Serbia’s Drama-Filled Politics?
Is Serbia’s parliament going to be declared a disaster zone? Will the next session require helmets and riot gear? And most importantly, is there an award for “Most Chaotic Government Meeting of the Year”?
Tell us in the comments:
If your country’s parliament had a fight like this, who would win?
Should all MPs be required to pass a “basic self-defense” test before taking office?
What’s the wildest political drama you’ve ever witnessed?
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