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The Serbian police have carried out an operation in the town of Sid, on Serbia's northwestern border with Croatia, detaining more than 200 illegal migrants.

According to the local Sremska TV, cited by Serbia's state broadcaster RTS, this was "an operation to remove illegal migrants" during which "more than 200 of those who were not in the legal channels have been caught."

Belgraders who say they are dissatisfied with the outcome of the presidential elections held another protest on Sunday evening.

They gathered for the seventh time, and marched through central Belgrade, carrying banners and chanting slogans against president-elect Aleksandar Vucic.

"Get Out! Get out! Get Out!" thousands voices to the rhythm of drums have echoed through the centre of Belgrade every evening since Aleksandar Vucic, the Prime Minister, won the April 2 presidential election in Serbia.

College student Sasa Loncar said he and his friends came to the protest in Belgrade because they want things to change and because they see Vucic as a dictator.

The EU will start implementing new Schengen zone rules starting on Friday, April 7.

The new rules require stricter checks of passengers and are aimed at "protecting the EU from terrorism," Serbia's state broadcaster RTS said.

Serbian National Assembly President Maja Gojkovic expects the country will get a new prime minister in June.

Speaking for the state broadcaster RTS on Tuesday, she explained that president-elect Aleksandar Vucic should take his oath of office before the National Assembly on May 31 - "because that is the date (President) Tomislav Nikolic took his oath of office (in 2012)."

Defense Minister Zoran Djordjevic says that taking care of the security of citizens through strengthening the Army is "aligned with the growth of the economy."

Defense Minister Zoran Djordjevic says that taking care of the security of citizens through strengthening the Army is "aligned with the growth of the economy."

Office for Kosovo and Metohija Director Marko Djuric has said that representatives of the Serb (Srpska) List are returning to the Kosovo Assembly.

Djuric told Serbia's state broadcaster RTS that he respects their decision to "actively oppose the establishment of a Kosovo army, despite difficult political circumstances."

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic arrived in Moscow late on Sunday and said his meeting with Putin was of exceptional political, economic and overall significance for Serbia.

"I feel proud when I represent the interests of my nation in such meetings," Vucic told Serbia's state broadcaster RTS.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic met Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday, when the Russian President wished him every success in the April 2 presidential election, which he is tipped to win.