Weapons

Police in Athens have found a large cache of weapons in a car that had been reported stolen.

Officers in the Neo Kosmos district performed a check on the vehicle's number plate and established that it had been reported stolen in January.

Two unexploded World War II naval mines were found by a fisherman in the coastal area of the region of Larissa, central Greece, on Thursday, state-run broadcaster ERT reported.

The mines were found at a depth of 10 and 11 meters, respectively, some 500 meters from shore of the popular Kastri-Loutro beach, at the municipality of Tempe.

The High Court in Belgrade has extended the detention of Vladimir Kecmanovi, the father of the boy K.K. who committed the massacre at the elementary school "Vladislav Ribnikar na Vraar", writes "Novosti".
His detention was extended for another 30 days.

Russian forces began June with a fresh aerial bombardment of Kiev on Thursday, killing at least three people and wounding others, authorities said.

Following a reported 17 drone and missile attacks on the Ukrainian capital in May, Russian forces hit the capital in the early morning with ground-launched missiles.

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North Korea has informed Japan that it will launch a satellite within two weeks, but Tokyo believes it could be a ballistic missile and is therefore taking precautions, AFP reported.

She pointed out that with this, Serbia not only made itself safer, but also the whole of Europe.

Fighting is still going on for Bakhmut.
The United Nations has said that it continues to work on extending the agreement on the export of Ukrainian grain.

The UK Defense Secretary has said that Storm Shadow missiles will be supplied to the Ukrainian military - and Sky News has learned that some of the missiles are already with Ukrainian troops.
Responding to reports that such a deal had been reached, Moscow said the move would require an "adequate response from the Russian military."

BELGRADE - The father of the 21-year-old man suspected of last week's mass shooting in villages in the vicinity of Mladenovac and Smederevo has been arrested, a source at the Interior Ministry confirmed to Tanjug on Wednesday.

The source said Radisa Blazic had been placed in 48-hour detention.