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In that procedure, the mother and father of the boy K.K. who on May 3rd killed nine classmates and a guard and injured six other people in the "Vladislav Ribnikar" Elementary School are being on trial.

According to this media, it seems that Marinika mixed something up, because this sounds like she is talking about Dragan Djilas.
"According to Donald McGettigan, head of the IMF mission, poverty has been halved since Vui became prime minister in 2014," the International Monetary Fund states.

As stated, the goal of the petition is to prevent from happening in Serbia that a journalist goes to prison for a spoken or written word.
We invite you to support our petition and Dragan J. Vuievi's request to decriminalize the insult with your signature, the aforementioned portal states.

That's how she assessed the imprisonment of Dragan Vuievi, editor-in-chief of the "Informer" newspaper, and pointed out that as prime minister she has no right to comment on court verdicts.

The state court said on Wednesday that it has confirmed the indictment charging Zdravko Kandic, Dragan Djurdjic, Dragan Ivanisevic, Goran Doslo, Milan Trifkovic, Sinisa and Mladen Kandic, Dragoslav Acimovic and Damir Antelj with committing a crime against humanity.

The video allegedly shows Bjelogrlic attacking Antonijevic.
As can be seen in the video, the two of them were sitting in the same room, but at different tables, when, presumably, Bjelogrli approached Antonijevi and first slapped him. After that, he continued to hit him, while the other colleagues jumped to separate them.

"Milosevic's men on the ground" was the most common description of these two leading Serbian state security officials - Jovica Stanisic, chief of the interior ministry's State Security Service and his right-hand man, Franko 'Frenki' Simatovic, commander of the service's Special Operations Unit.

Former Serbian paramilitary commander Dragan Vasiljkovic, alias Captain Dragan, who was convicted of committing war crimes against Croatian civilians and prisoners of war in 1991, was released from Lepoglava prison in northern Croatia on Saturday morning after serving his 13-and-a-half-year sentence.

The television tower, located on "Dragan Tsankov" Blvd, will be open to Sofia residents and guests.

It offers views of the capital from 106 meters high. The facility is located on the boulevards "Dragan Tsankov" and "Peyo Yavorov" and was opened in 1959 and has 14 floors.

The television tower is privately owned and is now open to designers.

A court refused to grant early release to former Serbian paramilitary commander Dragan Vasiljkovic, alias Captain Dragan, convicted of war crimes against Croatian civilians and prisoners of war in 1991.