Presentation of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić about the new factory for military drones in Serbia. Serbia plans to build three more factories for drone production and aims to expand the use of drones in its army as much as possible. Israeli companies are massively assisting Serbs in this. Speech of Aleksandar Vučić: https://t.co/LP8yeGoOSV (translated)
➡️ #Požareport Se Jankovići umikajo (bežijo) v Srbijo, bo KPL pristal v Novem Sadu s pravimi lastniki, Jure Janković talec pri beograjskemu kumu?! ☕️ Več: https://t.co/Dg1RKemN8Q @STA_novice @KRIKrs #Jankovići #Srbija #KPL
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, opened a new drone manufacturing factory produced by Israel in Serbia and announced the construction of three more such factories in collaboration with Israelis, emphasizing the importance of developing a digital army for maintaining peace and stability in the region. (translated)
Srbi se veselijo,ker je Jure Janković dobil srbsko državljanstvo. V nacjonalnem interesu Srbije je bilo to. Pa kot vem, ne igra bowlinga. https://t.co/FXY0f8TWUk #Srbija #državljanstvo #JureJanković
The payment of war reparations is the minimum justice for all the crimes committed during the Greater Serbian aggression against Croatia. Unfortunately, Serbia still lives in its Greater Serbian mythology and refuses any responsibility. (translated)
Serbia is a security problem for Europe, as confirmed by the attitude towards the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić. The EC only reacted more strongly after the warning from the Croatian prime minister. I asked him if he understands the situation and whether respect for the verdicts and victims should be a condition for membership. (translated)
Member of the European Parliament Tonino Picula sharply criticized Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić for the send-off of war criminal Ratko Mladić with state honors and the agreement on an election coalition with Vojislav Šešelj, emphasizing the need for the EU to reassess its accession negotiations with Serbia. (translated)
The farewell of war criminal Ratko Mladić was shameful, but also a symptom of the state of Serbian society. Serbia cannot become a member of the European Union without acknowledging the aggression and compensating all victims of the Homeland War. This must be a condition for us to discuss future membership at all. (translated)
Serbia still lives in its mythology. There is no courage to face the truth from the past. Croatia's priority must be to insist on the payment of war reparations. The farewell to war criminal Ratko Mladić was shameful, but it is also a symptom of the state of Serbian society. Serbia is not even close. (translated)
Vučić has escorted one war criminal with state honors, and with another one (Šešelj) he has arranged a pre-election alliance! Therefore, it is completely justified to ask whether the EU should continue negotiations with Serbia while it has such a government. (translated)
Serbian Patriarch Porfirije attended the ceremony marking the 90th anniversary of the Church of St. Cyril and Methodius in Ljubljana, while the world is outraged by the shameful scenes from Belgrade, where war criminal Ratko Mladić was buried. (translated)
German journalist Michael Martens emphasizes in an article for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that the lack of interest and knowledge about Serbia in Europe leads to shocking reactions to the funeral of Ratko Mladić, which underscores the deep normalization of war crimes in the country. (translated)
The article analyzes the return of war rhetoric in Serbia symbolically through the celebration of General Ratko Mladić, while simultaneously questioning the position of Bosniaks who adhere to Alija Izetbegović's statement that this is not their war. (translated)
Serbia is trying to sign a new contract with Gazprom for the supply of raw material during the upcoming heating season. The current agreement with Srbijagas expires at the end of September. The country consumes over 2.65 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually, nearly all of which is imported from Russia. (translated)
Due to the statement by the President of the Parliament, a crisis has erupted in Slovenia in response to the burial of war criminal Ratko Mladić and the disgraceful scenes from Belgrade. (translated)
Family tragedy in Serbia, where an 11-year-old girl allegedly shot her 15-year-old brother, while in another incident a police officer killed his brother-in-law and niece and seriously injured his sister and mother-in-law. (translated)
Mirjana Rakić sharply condemned the celebration of Ratko Mladić's funeral in Belgrade, emphasizing that the European Union should cut off funding to Serbia in order to send a serious message to the authorities, given that such events indicate a weakness in the EU's response and inconsistency in applying criteria to member states. (translated)
In a shocking incident in Serbia, a man forced his ten-year-old son to shoot his business partner in the churchyard over unresolved financial issues, and the case has caused fear and astonishment among crime experts. (translated)
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced the launch of serial production of long-range ballistic missiles, with the possibility of collaboration with Uzbekistan on this project. (translated)
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, announced that Serbia will start producing long-range ballistic missiles within a year, after the Croatian government made a decision on a large armaments procurement. (translated)
