DAY OF REMEMBRANCE FOR VICTIMS OF NATO AGGRESSION: River of people in Vranje, President Vučić also present (VIDEO)

March 24, 2026

TL;DR

Serbia commemorated 27 years since the beginning of NATO aggression, which started on March 24, 1999.
A large ceremony was held in Vranje, attended by President Aleksandar Vučić, government officials, religious leaders, and thousands of citizens.
Speakers emphasized the importance of remembering the victims, the suffering caused by the bombing, and the lasting impact on the nation.
The event also served as a call for national unity, strength, and a commitment to preserving Serbia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, particularly regarding Kosovo and Metohija.
The importance of military neutrality and non-membership in NATO was highlighted, with a focus on building a stronger military and economy.
A minute of silence was observed for the victims, and the Serbian Orthodox Patriarch Porfirije led a prayer service.
Statistics on casualties, including military, police, and civilians (with a significant number of children), were mentioned.
The ceremony included a procession of Serbs from Kosovo and Metohija.
The aggression is described as unprecedented, carried out without UN Security Council approval, and causing significant destruction and loss of life, including the use of depleted uranium.
Testimonies from victims' families underscored the personal tragedy and the devastating impact of the war.

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