Special Anti-terrorist Unit

This took place at their base in Batajnica, near Belgrade, as the unit is marking the 40th anniversary of its establishment.

SAJ officers demonstrated a clash with terrorists who occupied a building and a bus. The exercise was attended by Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic, and other officials.

(Tanjug)

He also met with commanders of special military and police units regarding the current situation in Kosovo and Metohija, the government announced.

Unofficially, Dragovic will continue his career in diplomacy. It remains unknown at this time who will replace him at the helm of the unit he had commanded since 2015.

An investigation has been launched by Montenegrin police and the prosecution into a video showing several Montenegrin police officers brutally beating two men in the capital, Podgorica, over the weekend.

The Interior Ministry (MUP) said this in a statement, identifying the officer as S.P, born in 1975, and his killer as D.Z., born in 1948.

The incident happened in the village of Bare, near Pozarevac, in eastern Serbia.

The policeman was shot several times and died of his wounds on the way to the hospital.

Two Montenegrin watchdogs, the Civic Alliance and the Alternative Institute, on Wednesday urged the government and police to clarify the actions of an anti-terrorist unit called the SAJ, which was reportedly involved in a night club brawl over the weekend during a raid.

BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy PM and Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic attended with US Senator John McCain in Belgrade on Monday a joint exercise of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit of the Serbian police, the United States Special Operations Command and the Special Units of the Slovenian Armed Forces.

Members of Greece's crime prevention unit (OPKE) are seen standing next to a new batch of police patrol vehicles unveiled Friday at the headquarters of the Hellenic Police (ELAS) in Athens. A total of 25 semi-armored Toyota Land Cruisers will be put at the service of OPKE and EKAM, the country's special anti-terrorist unit.

The Montenegrin government will pay EUR 130,000 in damages to Milorad Martinovic, who was beaten by the police during an opposition-organized protest.

Members of Montenegro's special police unit known as SAJ brutally attacked and beat Martinovic on October 24 in Podgorica, after breaking up the Democratic Front protest. Martinovic's car was also damaged by the police.

Two special police units to be merged

BELGRADE -- Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic has announced that two special forces units of the Interior Ministry (MUP) will be merged into one unit.

MUP's Gendarmerie, meanwhile, will remain a separate formation.