Blic

According to Blic, Alibasic was prevented in this attempt by officers from the Security and Information Agency (BIA) and by the police.

Alibasic spent several hours before being arrested in a village near the Serbian Orthodox Monastery of Djurdjevi Stupovi, where he had been practicing martial arts in previous years, as well as tactical military training, and camping and survival.

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Aleksandar Antic told this to daily Blic, adding that the country could in this way also boost its own energy security, Tanjug is reporting.

"Right now, it seems that things are going in a good direction - one that will ensure another supply route and energy security to Serbia, as well as profits brought by the transit fees themselves," he said.

The accident happened in Donje Mudjurovo, near Nis, in southern Serbia.

Two of those who have been injured are in a serious condition, Prva TV reported.

(Photo: Ljiljana Pavlovic, TV Prva)

According to Police Director Vladimir Rebic, the driver of the bus most likely caused the accident. An investigation is under way.

That's according to Belgrade-based daily Blic.

The paper writes, referring to diplomatic sources in Washington, that the US president was probably influenced by his national security adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, "who have been devoted to the issue in recent months."

A journalist from the television station, Studio B, Barbara Zivotic, has caused much anger with a report from the event that many said was not objective.

This is according to Belgrade newspaper Blic, which is citing a source from diplomatic circles in Berlin. According to the daily, McAllister, a German MEP, recently met with Angela Merkel and expressed his views on this sensitive issue.

Belgrade-based press is saying this in articles published on Tuesday.

Daily Blic said it learned from diplomatic sources that "pressure from western countries to solve the open issue between Serbia and Kosovo is slowly waning."

According to daily Blic, those officials served in the government from February 1998 until October 2000, but also worked in diplomacy, the judiciary, the police, and the army.

"With the (Chinese) Hisense Group as the majority owner, it is expected to expand production capacities to up to one million additional refrigerators, which opens space for employing 200 to 300 new workers," the eKapija website quoted an interlocutor from Gorenje.

In an official statement on the company website E.N.O.T. Corp. wrote that "the enemies disclosed all information and intention" and that they would continue with similar activities in secrecy from now on.

"Our first mission in the sister country of Serbia was predictable in its end but unexpected in size" the statement says.