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Blic is reporting that the local hospital confirmed the boy, whose initials are M.S., has had two fingers on one hand amputated due to the extent of the injury. The doctors said they managed to save a third finger.

The daily Blic is reporting this on Friday, adding that one of them also carried "enough narcotics to put him in jail for several years."

According to the newspaper, the three Croats, who came from the town of Split - Ante Firic and Damir Tovarovic among them - received EUR 10,000 to come to Belgrade and fight.

BELGRADE - Numerous opportunities are opening up for countries in the region, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said ahead a series of meetings slated for next week.

This was "the first in a series of meetings," he said afterwards.

The ministry announced that the meeting discussed "improving the media situation in Serbia."

Representatives of the Media Freedom Group handed about ten days ago handed over their demands aimed at improving the media situation to Prime Minister Ana Brnabic.

The Norwegian ambassador in Belgrade has told Blic in an interview that the debate about "the chairs" Serbia is sitting on distracts from important topics.

Arne Sannes Bjornstad says that instead, Serbia should ask itself what kind of signal it is sending to the European Union.

The Norwegian ambassador in Belgrade has told Blic in an interview that the debate about "the chairs" Serbia is sitting on distracts from important topics.

The US supports Serbia on demining, and Serbia's needs come first, says a representative of the US embassy in Belgrade.

However, press officer Eric Heyden told Blic, the US has received assurances from the Serbian Ministry of Defense (MoD) and the Serbian Army (VS) General Staff that Serbian deminers would not be sent to Syria.

Edin Mrvoljak, a 48-year-old citizen of Bosnia-Herzgovina, is among three people killed by a fellow worker at an office park in Baltimore, US state of Maryland.

The Belgrade-based daily Blic is reporting, citing Sarajevo media, that the shooter was an African American.

The US supports Serbia on demining, and Serbia's needs come first, says a representative of the US embassy in Belgrade.

However, press officer Eric Heyden told Blic, the US has received assurances from the Serbian Ministry of Defense (MoD) and the Serbian Army (VS) General Staff that Serbian deminers would not be sent to Syria.

Two issues are currently causing "static on the line" between the US ambassador and Serbia's defense minister, the Belgrade-based daily Blic is reporting.

According to the newspaper, the US administration has objections to "certain moves" made by the Serbian MoD, the first of which concerns Serbian Army deminers who will be deployed next year.