Vulin, Deputy PM, confirms that his people have blocked access to N1, and makes threats

**Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Blocks N1 TV Entrance**

A group of around 100 people, mostly members of the Movement of Socialists led by Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin, blocked the entrance to the N1 TV grounds on Thursday. They sent a message to N1 that “it won’t be difficult for them to return if they weren’t heard properly.”

**Support from Nearby Business Park**

Employees from the nearby Airport City business park showed support for N1 by chanting slogans like “Pump it Up,” “Saturday,” and “Sing the Anthem.” This was in response to Vulin’s party members blocking access to the TV station.

**Vulin Confirms Involvement**

At a Serbian Parliament meeting, Deputy Prime Minister Vulin openly confirmed that his party members were involved in blockading the N1 entrance. He said they wanted to show that there is another Serbia that is not seen or heard on N1’s cameras and shows.

**”A Serbia That Is Never Seen”**

Vulin stated that his party members went to N1 to let them know about a Serbia that is never featured, but rather insulted and threatened. He claimed that this Serbia has no place in the current media landscape.