Aleksandar Vulin

He also met with commanders of special military and police units regarding the current situation in Kosovo and Metohija, the government announced.

Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said this on Wednesday, referring to the scandal that occurred on Sunday.

Vulin told TV Pink that "neither Serbia nor President Aleksandar Vucic had been humiliated, but they have been insulted."

This took place in the presence of President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic and Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Bakydzhan Sagintayev, the Serbian government announced.

He did this "in accordance with his authority under the Law on Defense" and delivered his decision to the Minister of Defense Aleksandar Vulin and the Chief of General Staff Milan Mojsilovic, the Ministry of Defense announced.

Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin told this to RTS on Wednesday.

He added that a decision will be made after his conversation with Chief of the General Staff Milan Mojsilovic and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.

This news was later confirm. The first on the list should be the head of the General Staff of the Serbian Army General Ljubisa Dikovic, who will retire.

In addition to Dikovic, the heads of military services will remain without their jobs, and a new deputy chief of the General Staff will be appointed as well as a new commander of the Special Brigade.

A dozen NGOs in Serbia have condemned proposed amendments to Serbia's Law on Social Assistance, saying they will force welfare recipients to undertake "forced labour" in exchange for access to benefits.

It would be a gross violation of UN Resolution 1244 and the (1999) Kumanovo Military-Technical Agreement, Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said on Monday.

During his meeting with Italian Ambassador to Serbia Carlo Lo Cascio, Vulin said that Serbia appreciated the professional engagement of Italian troops in the KFOR mission in Kosovo and Metohija.

Special Rosu units headed to the north of Kosovo yesterday and this decision was made after Serbian Minister of Defense Aleksandar Vulin was banned from attending the marking of Vidovan (St. Vitus Day) at the Gazimestan monument, raised to the heroes of the 1389 Battle of Kosovo.

The exercise was also attended by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic, Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin, Chief of General Staff of the Serbian Army Ljubisa Dikovic and Police Director Vladimir Rebic, the Serbian government announced.