Poljoprivrednik iz Bogatića Milan Pajić, iz udruženja "Naše mleko", saopštio je na protestu u tom mestu da poljoprivrednici iz Mačve obustavljaju proteste na ulici, jer su ostali sami.

Milan Pajić from the 'Naše mleko' association announced that no agreement was reached with the Ministry of Agriculture regarding farmers' demands, and they will continue their street protests.

Milan Pajić from the 'Naše mleko' (Our Milk) association described the arrests of farmers in Mačva as 'abuse,' stating he witnessed excessive force, including individuals being beaten while on the ground.

Poljoprivrednik Milan Pajić iz udruženja "Naše mleko" je kazao da se oni neće odazvati pozivu ministra poljoprivrede Dragana Glamočića radi razgovora o problemima zbog kojih organizuju višednevne blok

Farmers in Serbia have ended their road blockades, with the last one in Miločaj near Kraljevo removed around midnight, concluding protests that began on February 11 over the 'catastrophic' state of agriculture.

Slobodan Brkić from the 'Naše mleko' association claimed that police ordered a protesting farmer to move his tractor, then beat and arrested him after he complied, suggesting the arrests aim to intimidate farmers.

Milan Pajić from the 'Naše mleko' association described the arrests of farmers as 'torture,' claiming he witnessed one man being punched and kicked while lying on the ground.

The 'Naše mleko' (Our Milk) Association of Farmers announced they will continue their protest in Bogatić, Serbia, expressing dissatisfaction with unfulfilled promises.

Milan Pajić from the 'Naše mleko' association condemned the arrests of farmers in Mačva as 'torture,' describing incidents of police brutality.

Serbian farmer Dejan Trajković from the 'Naše mleko' association stated that farmers refused to meet with the relevant minister and warned they would come to Belgrade if their demands are not met.