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BELGRADE - US Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has denied allegations that she joked about carrying out a drone strike against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange in 2010.

One year ago to date Moscow started its military campaign in Syria, at the request of Damascus, RT is reporting on Friday.

"While killing thousands of jihadists, Russia suffered military losses, but became one of the driving forces behind attempts at the national reconciliation process," the broadcaster said, adding:

October 20, Belgrade WW2 Liberation Day, will this year be marked with a military parade, the daily Vecernje Novosti is reporting on Wednesday.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev "could attend the event," according to the report.

Allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin comfortably won a parliamentary election, early results showed on Monday. The ruling United Russia party won 51 percent in Sunday’s election, according to a preliminary central election commission tally after a quarter of the votes had been counted.

BELGRADE - US President Barack Obama has compared his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to Iraq's former dictator Saddam Hussein, implying that Putin rigs popularity polls in his own favor.

A councilor from the ruling Polish Law and Justice Party in the town of Poznan has accused the local zoo of being "a Russian agent."

Michal Grzes has accordingly submitted a formal question to the mayor where he claims that the zoo is implementing "a foreign power's strategy" - specifically, that of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Vladimir Putin has said that the West negates the right of the people to self-determination in Crimea, while referring to it in the case of Kosovo.

The Russian president spoke for Bloomberg when he said that "nothing can be done against the will of the people," but that "it seems that some of our partners fail to understand this."

A French citizen has been arrested at Poland – Ukraine border carrying an arsenal of weapons and 100 kg of explosives, media reported.

The man reportedly was planning to attack the Euro 2016 championships.

MOSCOW - Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday expressed hope that people who devote significant attention to the development of Russia-Serbia relations will be given a worthy place in the new Serbian government, irrespective of its composition, the RIA Novosti agency reported.

The Independent Association of Journalists of Serbia has called on journalists and media to "turn off the sound and black out the screens" at 11:55 CET Tuesday.

They should do this as part of a symbolic international campaign dubbed, "Five Minutes of Thunderous Silence," NUNS said on Monday.