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Ivica Dacic said during an appearance in B92 TV that he has known Rodoljub Radulovic for ten years and was not aware Radulovic was under investigation.

The Higher Court in Belgrade has ordered Nemanja Ristic to undergo mandatory psychiatric treatment, and released him from custody.

Ristic was on trial for threatening B92 news Editor-in-Chief Veran Matic, U.S. Ambassador to Serbia Michael Kirby, and Public Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac.

Migrants and refugees from the Middle East are persistent in their attempt to cross from Serbia into Hungary, despite a fence Hungary is building on its border.

On the outskirts of Serbia's northern Horgos village, on the border with Hungary, B92's reporter on Wednesday saw several groups of refugees. They all gathered and continued toward the border, along a railroad.

The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) has condemned the recent threats against B92's journalists and the media's news editor.

Although refugees arriving here from the Middle East "above all" want to go to Western Europe - "in the next phase, they should be offered to stay in Serbia."

This is what Serbia's Equality Commissioner Brankica Jankovic suggested during an interview with B92 TV on Tuesday afternoon.

The RDP B92 legal team has filed two criminal charges against several unidentified persons for threatening that the media's employees would be beaten to death.

Mufti of Serbia Muhamed Jusufspahic says it is "up to us to, with our own effort, get out of situations we have been brought to by the mistakes of others."

One person was shot and killed late on Tuesday in the town of Sabac when unknown persons fired at him from a moving car, B92 has learned.

The police are currently looking for the attackers - according to information received by B92, two persons took part in the incident, and were using a Peugeot 206 with fake license plates when they shot the victim, Dejan Jakovljevic.

"It's incredible that no one has yet been arrested for the attack on Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic in Potocari," says Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic.

The Hungarian army has started building a fence along the border with Serbia in a bid to keep migrants from crossing into the country.

At the same time, migrants who come to Serbia from third countries continue to arrive at the northern border. B92's reporters went to both sides.