Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia

After the second mass shooting in Serbia in 48 hours, President Aleksandar Vucic compared the situation in the country today to the 9/11 attacks in the United States and to the mass murders in Christchurch, New Zealand. In an emotional address to the nation, he announced that the most important goal now is to protect the children and police units will be stationed in front of all schools.

Serbia was reeling on Friday after a second mass shooting in two days claimed another eight victims.

Police announced that they had arrested a suspect for the mass murder of eight people and wounding 13 people Thursday night in several villages in the municipality of Mladenovac, near Belgrade.

As B92.net unofficially learns, the boy's mother was also arrested.
The boy, as it was said at an extraordinary media conference, had a list of the names of the children he planned to liquidate. He came to school with a weapon that he took from his father.

BELGRADE - Eight children and one security guard were killed in a shooting spree in a primary school in downtown Belgrade on Wednesday morning, a source at the Serbian Ministry of Interior told Tanjug.

Six other children and one teacher have been hospitalised after being wounded in the attack.

BELGRADE - Ahead of Tuesday's round of the Brussels dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said the meeting would be difficult and that "all big Western players" were against Serbia but that law and justice were on its side and that there was no surrender.

The Serbian Army will join the "Platinum Wolf" military exercise with members of the US Army and Western partners this year, which will end the moratorium on participation in bilateral and multilateral exercises with all foreign partners introduced after the start of the war in Ukraine, Demostat, a Serbian research centre, has reported.

BELGRADE - There will be no capitulation or a return to the 1990s and Serbia will move forward, however difficult that might be, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday before heading to Brussels for the next round of the Brussels dialogue with Pristina.

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has signed a decision under which the number of Serbian Armed Forces special troops will be increased.

According to the Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia, the decision was made based on the Law on the President of the Republic and the Law on the Serbian Armed Forces.

BELGRADE - Serbian Armed Forces Chief of General Staff Gen Milan Mojsilovic visited a part of army troops executing tasks in the Raska garrison and the Novi Pazar garrison location in southwestern Serbia and extended holiday greetings to them.

According to the statement, due to the increased interest of citizens in issuing personal documents - passports, IDs and driver's licenses before the summer vacation season, and by order of Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin, the work of the departments for issuing personal IDs is introduced on Sundays as well.