Last night, around half a million people gathered under the open sky to thunderously shout"Ready for home!", a greeting that is the equivalent of the Nazi"Heil Hitler" and a symbol of Ustasha crimes against Serbs, Jews and Roma.

All this took place with the support of almost the entire state leadership of Croatia, but also with the enthusiasm of the majority of the local media, which competed in eulogizing the"historical unity of the people".

While verses about the persecution of Serbs were being sung in the Hippodrome, the word"Storm" was written in the sky by drones, which is an unequivocal message to whom the concert was dedicated.

To make everything even more morbid, footage of a stampede of Ustasha youth rushing before the start of the concert in order to get the best possible place at this Ustasha gathering in the heart of Europe is spreading on social networks.

Thompson's fans racing to get the best possible seat is the only comic related to this concert.— Bodljikava 🇷🇸 (@Bodljikava) July 5, 2025

This gathering, where Ustasha symbols, songs and slogans are promoted in front of the eyes of the whole of Europe, clearly shows that extremism, intolerance and the desire for a new attack on the Serbs have not disappeared.

And while this was happening in Zagreb, in Serbia, President Vučić opened a new section of the"Miloš Veliki" highway. The longest tunnel in Serbia is currently located on that section, and Vučić also visited a modern control room where every detail of traffic is monitored.

It is a picture of two countries right now - One where highways and infrastructure are being built for the benefit of all citizens, and the other where criminals are celebrated loudly. And Europe, as always, has objections to only one side.