Serbian military

BELGRADE - The Serbian parliament decided to earmark RSD 100 million from its budget for aid to the flood-affected citizens, Serbian Parliament Speaker Maja Gojkovic said on Tuesday.

BUJANOVAC - The state will do its utmost to improve the economic status of members of the Serbian military throughout the country, Serbian Defence Minister Bratislav Gasic said on Wednesday after inspecting the activities of the 4th Land Forces Brigade of the Serbian Armed Forces.

BELGRADE - Defence Minister Nebojsa Rodic has said in comment to Serbian Armed Forces Day, April 23, that the Serbian soldiers draw from the army's great tradition to form a clear vision of how to achieve their primary mission, to protect the country and preserve peace.

Reception held to mark Army Day

BELGRADE -- Defense Minister Nebojša Rodić says Serbian soldiers draw from the army's great tradition to form a clear vision of how to achieve their primary mission.

PRISTINA - Clint Williamson, the head of Eulex's special investigation team, has a large dossier on crimes committed by the former "Kosovo Liberation Army" (KLA) and is expected to hand it over to the judges of a special court that will look into the findings of the former Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe rapporteur Dick Marty, the Pristina-based Express daily has reported.

ROME - Serbia's outgoing Defence Minister Nebojsa Rodic on Monday paid an official visit to Rome, where he met with Italian Defence Minister Roberta Pinotti to discuss ways to improve cooperation.

ANDRICGRAD - The fourth Historical Volume, dedicated to the World War I hospital in Valjevo, western Serbia, has been unveiled in Andricgrad, Republika Srpska (Bosnia and Herzegovina).

BELGRADE - The Serbian Office of the Prosecutor for War Crimes has welcomed the information by Tanjug that came from Brussels, which says that those from the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) indicted for the crimes listed in the report by Dick Marty will be tried in The Hague, and not in Pristina.

BELGRADE - A delegation of the Serbian Armed Forces, headed by Chief-of-staff General Ljubisa Dikovic, conferred with their colleagues in the Czech Republic on the bilateral military cooperation.

"Special court for Kosovo crimes to be set up in Hague"

BRUSSELS -- Those accused of organ harvesting and trafficking will be tried before a special court in The Hague and not in Priština as sought by the Kosovo government.

This was reported by Tanjug, which said it learned this from diplomatic sources in Brussels.