Radojičić

A witness at the trial for the 2018 killing of Kosovo Serb political party leader Oliver Ivanovic told Pristina Basic Court on Monday that he lived in constant fear for his life for years because of threats from people linked to the Belgrade-backed Kosovo Serb political party Srpska Lista.

This is the first celebration of that holiday, and on that occasion, numerous manifestations were held in Belgrade, while the central ceremony was held on Sava Square next to the monument to Stefan Nemanja.

Radojicic: We are much stronger through national symbols

There are 20 people on the respirators.
As a reminder, 9.390 people were tested for coronavirus yesterday, of which 198 were positive.
Eight people died, while 20 people were on respirators.

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Nine people died.
There are 38 patients on respirators.
There are currently 581 patients in hospitals in Serbia. In the last 24 hours, 10.912 people were tested.

The issue of city public transport will be discussed at that session.
Radojicic warned yesterday that the epidemiological situation is extremely serious, especially in Belgrade, and called for solidarity in conditions when, as he said, a period of three or four months of severe winter awaits us.

He added for RTS that he knows that it is not easy after a hard period and a state of isolation, but that it is not the time for total relaxation.

He said it was decided after a meeting with the line secretaries of the City Administration this morning, attended by epidemiologist Predrag Kon.
In this way, Radojicic responded to some criticisms of the opposition that the City did not respond adequately and that schools and kindergartens should be closed.

"Experts and response teams of Belgrade's Public Health Emergency Operations Center have convey regular meetings on these issues. The latest information is that we do not have anyone infected with the coronavirus in Belgrade, and therefore, there is no need to ban gatherings in Belgrade," Radojicic said.

Moldovan pro-Russian President Igor Dodon left on Monday for a new pilgrimage to Orthodox monasteries on Mount Athos in Greece which are canonically subordinate to Moscow's Patriarchy, months ahead of the legislative elections scheduled for the beginning of 2019.

Radojicic is a surgeon and director of the University Children's Hospital in Belgrade, who topped the election list of the ruling SNS in the March election for the City Assembly, and later became the party's candidate for mayor.

67 out of 110 councilors voted on Thursday to elect Radojici, and Goran Vesic, who until now served as city manager, as his deputy.