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Brnabic told Happy TV that it was "unbelievable" that the people from that initiative, who, as she stated, said they were in favor of legality and constitutionality, proposed something like that.

Among them are two Montenegrin citizens, but also citizens of the countries from and outside the European Union.
Ana Brnabi, hosted on RTS Daily news, said that our services are working day and night to find those who planned the assassination of the President of Serbia.

Being hosted on TV Prva, Prime Minister Brnabic said that she received notification of the planned assassination on Friday, January 14, under the label urgent.
"It is quite clear and unambiguous that the assassination of Vui is planned, even with the time when the murder was planned - in February this year," she said.

"We have the requests of environmental organizations. These are the requests that were submitted to the Government on January 12, 2022," the Prime Minister said at a press conference immediately after the government session.
At the final session, the Government Decree on the spatial plan was revoked, Brnabi pointed out.

Serbia will continue to pay $270 per 1,000 cubic metres of natural gas for the next six months, President Aleksandar Vucic said after a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The two presidents met in Sochi, Russia, where the renewal of a deal about natural gas deliveries was one of their topics. Vucic said: "Putin has shown friendship towards Serbia."

She also stated that "there is a slow growth - we have exceeded 55% of those vaccinated, and that is what is most important." Brnabic said at the press conference after visiting the Kragujevac company for distribution of thermal energy "Energetika" that for now there will be no extension of the validity of COVID passes to 24 hours.

After the session, the Prime Minister of Sebija, Ana Brnabi, addressed the media. The Prime Minister of Serbia, Ana Brnabi, said that the numbers are better than yesterday, even though they are still very high. "Last week, we had the worst day out of almost 8.500 infected people," she reminded at the beginning of her address.

Sharing her impressions with journalists about Mostar and the old city center, saying that she feels beautiful in that city, Brnabi referred to the support of the Government of the Republic of Serbia to the Serbian community in Mostar.

It is planned that Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabi deliver a speech at around 5.30 p.m. local time.
Prime Minister of Serbia and Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nikola Selakovi, will previously meet with the Secretary General, Antonio Guterres.

After the session, Prime Minister Ana Brnabi addresses the public.
She began her address with data on the number of vaccinated and stated that the response to immunization in some places is very poor.