Yugoslav Army

Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday received the parents of two Yugoslav Army (VS) guardsmen who died in an army barracks in Belgrade's Topcider district in 2004.

The prime minister told them that his government would set up a fact-finding commission to probe the case.

The trial of ten former Yugoslav Army troops for a massacre of 118 Kosovo Albanian villagers in 1999 was postponed a second time after witnesses from Kosovo did not appear in court.

BELGRADE - Belgrade City Assembly member Milan Jankovic on Friday laid a wreath at a memorial outside Belgrade's Dragisa Misovic hospital centre in commemoration of the victims of a NATO air attack that took place 17 years ago today.

NATO planes fired missiles at the hospital at 8 am, May 20, 1999, killing three patients and seven Yugoslav Army guardsmen.

The management of Porto Montenegro and the Investment Corporation of Dubai, ICD, which is controlled by the Emirati government, are expected to officially announce the unexpected sale of the superyacht marina on Friday.

Adriatic Marines, which manages the marina, would not comment on the sale, which has been widely rumoured over the past two days in the Montenegrin media. 

Azmont Investments, a Montenegrin-based subsidiary of the Azerbaijan energy company SOCAR, will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday for the start of work on a five-star hotel in the Bay of Kotor, part of the One&Only resort chain.

Prime Minister Isa Mustafa said that a Serbian court’s decision to convict eight former Kosovo Liberation Army fighters of killing Yugoslav Army troops in September 1998 was a farce.

A Serbian court has convicted eight former Kosovo Liberation Army fighters in absentia of ambushing and killing Yugoslav Army troops in Kosare in Kosovo in September 1998.

Minister Vulin: "General Lazarevis is a hero"

Aleksandar Vulin has said that Serbia was "no longer a country that turns its head from its generals-heroes, but one that is proud of them."

Critics said that Serbian officials’ celebration of former Yugoslav Army official Vladimir Lazarevic’s homecoming after he served his sentence for war crimes in Kosovo was shameful.

Aleksandar Vulin has said that Serbia was "no longer a country that turns its head from its generals-heroes, but one that is proud of them."