ZLF asks why Serbia is not seeking EU help for Deliblatska Peščara fire

The Green Left Front (ZLF) has publicly questioned the Serbian authorities' decision not to seek assistance from the European Union to combat the significant wildfire raging in Deliblatska Peščara. The party emphasized the sheer scale and prolonged duration of the blaze as reasons why external help should be considered.

In a statement, the ZLF pointed to the ongoing nature of the fire and its extensive reach, suggesting that Serbia's current resources may be insufficient to manage the crisis effectively. The party's inquiry implies a concern that the government is not leveraging all available international resources to mitigate the damage.

The call for EU assistance highlights a potential gap in Serbia's emergency response infrastructure and its capacity to handle large-scale environmental disasters. The ZLF's questioning puts pressure on the government to explain its strategy and potentially reconsider its approach to securing aid.