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The Nikola Tesla Airport company on Wednesday denied and rejected as completely untrue reports originating in Israeli media.

The Israeli embassy in Serbia has condemned and described as "unacceptable" a recent incident at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport, Beta agency is reporting.

It concerns passengers traveling from Belgrade to Tel Aviv being told ahead of a recent flight that "boarding had begun for the flight to Palestine."

VUKOVAR – A bilingual sign on the police station building has again been smashed in Vukovar on Friday, the Vukovar-Srem police confirmed. The same sign, containing the building name in Latin and Cyrillic scripts, has been destroyed several times before, the Hina news agency reported. The police could not confirm whether a culprit has been

Bulgarian Defence Minister Nikolay Nenchev is expected to arrive on a two-day official visit to Croatia on Monday.

During his visit, Nenchev is scheduled to hold meetings with his Croatian counterpart Josip Buljevic, the Minister of Veteran Affairs, Tomo Medved, as well as with the chairperson of the defence committee of the Croatian parliament, Igor Dragovan.

A handover ceremony was held on Friday for a newly-built safe house in Sremska Mitrovica, a town northwest of Belgrade, in the province of Vojvodina.

The donor, the B92 Fund, handed the facility over the the Center for Social Welfare Sava.

A ceremony in the newly constructed Safe House in Sremska Mitrovica marked the completion of works and the equipping of the facility.

These works lasted about 15 months.

Belgrade's Nikola Tesla airport will tighten security measures, setting up security screening at every gate at the terminal.

The airport's Acting General Director Sasa Vlaisavljevic made the announcement on Tuesday.

The lifeless body of a Bulgarian national has been found in the Danube river near Vienna, an Austrian daily writes.

Aleksi Aleksiev, 62, was the captain of a cargo ship, according to Kleine Zeitung.

Police found his body around midday on Tuesday near the site where his ship, St Nikola, had dropped anchor.

The weather will be cloudy and windy in Serbia on Monday, the Hydro-Meteorological Institute (RHMZ) announced this morning.

Snowdrifts could form in mountain areas due to strong winds, as well as in the lower Danube basin and in southern Banat, RHMZ said.

Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport is ready for flights to the U.S., Aleksandar Vucic said Friday opening a new passageway for official vehicles (Airport Pass D).

The prime minister also "underlined that Air Serbia would hire 150 people for the flights."