Ljubisa Dikovic

NIKINCI - Members of the Serbian and Russian armed forces successfully completed a joint counter-terrorism exercise Srem 2014 on Friday at the Nikinci training grounds, 70 km west of Belgrade.

Srem 2014 is the largest military exercise of its kind carried out in Serbia in the past three decades.

BRUSSELS/BELGRADE - Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Armed Forces Ljubisa Dikovic stated on Thursday at a meeting of the EU Military Committee in Brussels that joint engagement is necessary in combating contemporary security risks.

State officials attend Armistice Day events

BELGRADE -- On the occasion of Armistice Day Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić on Tuesday laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Hero on Mt. Avala near Belgrade.

Military neutrality "to be demonstrated through drills"

BELGRADE -- Serbia will demonstrate its commitment to the policy of military neutrality through several upcoming military exercises, says Tomislav Nikolić.

BELGRADE - Serbia will demonstrate its commitment to the policy of military neutrality in the forthcoming military exercises with the armed forces of the Russian Federation, the U.S.

BELGRADE - Italy believes it is time to speed up Serbia's EU integration, Chief of the General Staff of the Italian Armed Forces Admiral Luigi Binelli Mantelli said on Tuesday.

Cooperation between the two countries' armed forces will facilitate Serbia's EU integration, Mantelli told a joint news conference with Serbia's Chief of the General Staff General Ljubisa Dikovic.

BELGRADE - The military parade to mark 70th anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade in World War II will be held in front of the Palace of Serbia and on the Danube River, gathering around 3,000 members of the Serbian Armed Forces and Defence Ministry.

BELGRADE - A state commemorative ceremony dedicated to preserving the memory of the tens of thousands of people brutally killed at the Jajinci shooting range in World War II will be held on Sunday, October 5 and lead by Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic.

BELGRADE - The international conference dedicated to World War I centenary, bringing together 42 university professors and researchers from military and civilian institutions in 15 countries, opened on Wednesday at Dom Vojske in Belgrade.

BELGRADE - The chiefs of the general staff of the armed forces of Serbia and Cameroon, Ljubisa Dikovic and Rene Claude Meka respectively, discussed the prospects for establishing concrete forms of military cooperation.