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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on April 5 spoke to Jordan's King Abdullah II over phone, according to the Turkish Presidency.

"Turkey-Jordan relations and regional issues were discussed during the call," it said in a statement on Twitter.

Jordan said on April 4 it had foiled a plot against the kingdom involving a half-brother of King Abdullah II, arresting at least 16 suspects it accused of "sedition" and alleging foreign complicity.

Turkey on April 4 expressed concern over April 3's arrests of the former head of the Jordanian Royal Court as well as other former officials for "security reasons."

"We do not see the stability and calm of Jordan, a country that is key to peace in the Middle East, as separate from Turkey's stability and calm," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

Prime Minister Boyko Borissov arrives in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

The visit was at the invitation of King Abdullah Second bin al-Hussein.

In Amman, Prime Minister Borissov was greeted by Jordan's Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, Sami Dawood.

Jordanian King Abdullah II set off on Feb. 2 for an official visit to Turkey, according to the Jordanian Royal Court. 

Minister of National Defence Mihai Fifor is going to pay an official visit to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan over April 28 - May 2, to participate in the "Aqaba Process" reunion, reads a release on Saturday remitted to AGERPRES by the Defence Ministry's press office.

Wednesday marked 100 years since the death of Serbia's legendary late 19th and early 20th century military leader, Vojvoda (voivode) Radomir Putnik.

The anniversary was marked with a ceremony at the monument dedicated to Vojvoda Putnik located in the New Belgrade Cemetery.

Wednesday marked 100 years since the death of Serbia's legendary late 19th and early 20th century military leader, Vojvoda (voivode) Radomir Putnik.

The anniversary was marked with a ceremony at the monument dedicated to Vojvoda Putnik located in the New Belgrade Cemetery.

The City of Belgrade, the government and the Serbian Army on Friday honored three Serbian military greats and heroes from the First World War era.

On the occasion of the anniversary of their deaths, delegations today laid wreaths at the graves of Voivode (vojvoda) Zivojin Misic, Voivode Petar Bojovic, and Army General Pavle Jurisic Sturm.

Top officials gather at Battle of Cer memorial

TEKERIŠ -- Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić and Serb Republic (RS) President Milorad Dodik laid wreaths at a memorial honoring soldiers fallen in the Battle of Cer.