Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia

BELGRADE - Meeting with Russian Ambassador Alexander Chepurin on Wednesday, Serbian Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin said he was satisfied with the level of military-economic cooperation, stressing that acquisitions of modern weapons for the Serbian Armed Forces were strategically significant.

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Tuesday received members of the families of people who went missing during the armed conflicts in the territory of Croatia and told them Serbian state authorities would do everything to ensure their loved ones were found and light was shed on their fate.

BELGRADE - German FM Sigmar Gabriel brought no document to Belgrade, Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said Friday, noting a legally binding agreement with Pristina was solely in the competence of Belgrade.

In fact, Gabriel asked us "what the plan for the future Belgrade-Pristina dialogue is," Brnabic told reporters.

Serbian anti-fascists filed criminal and misdemeanour complaints against members of far-right groups for making Nazi salutes at a rally to commemorate WWII-era puppet government premier Milan Nedic.

The exhibition, dedicated to the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) WW2 death camp for Serbs, Jews, and Roma, was organized at the UN in New York City.

The prime minister believes that Croatia should in fact have supported such an exhibition.

A rehabilitation hearing for Milan Nedic was told that the WWII prime minister considered himself to be the Serbian version of French collaborationist leader Marshal Petain, according to a Nazi official.

Namely, among the photographs showing Nazi German troops entering Europe's capitals during the Second World War, Vesic spotted an image with the inscription "Yugoslavia" that showed citizens welcoming the Nazis with cheers.

Vaclavic was arrested after the incident that resulted in three deaths, including two members of Spain's Guardia Civil (Civil Guard).

According to Italian media, Vaclavic was among the most wanted fugitives in Spain, and a suspect in the murder of a bartender near in Bologna and of a gamekeeper, committed while he was on the run from Italian police.

The MUP announced this on Monday.

Those arrested are suspected of committing various corruption crimes from 2008 to date, in particular crimes related to abuse of official position in state bodies.

UZICE - Serbia has amended its laws and the media, too, must operate according to market principles, but state support is not lacking either, Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government Branko Ruzic said Wednesday.