A major operation has commenced in Belgrade's Palilula district to deactivate a 350kg unexploded aerial bomb from World War II. The action, approved by Minister of Internal Affairs Ivica Dačić, involves approximately 350 personnel from various services, and has led to the evacuation of over 2,000 residents from the affected area. Residents expressed fears about potential building collapse due to the detonation.

Insajder: WWII Bomb Deactivation in Palilula: Minister Dačić Approves Action

Minister of Interior Ivica Dačić gave approval from the MUP command center to begin the deactivation of a WWII bomb found at a construction site in Palilula, Belgrade, involving 355 personnel from various services.

Nova: Bomb disposal operation begins in Palilula: Dačić signals start, 350 MUP and…

The final phase of destroying an unexploded aerial bomb from World War II has begun in Palilula, Belgrade, with Minister Dačić giving the signal for the operation involving approximately 350 members of the Ministry of Interior and other services.

N1: Bomb disposal in Palilula: Over 300 police officers on site, more than 2,000…

A bomb disposal operation is underway in Palilula, requiring the deployment of over 300 police officers and the evacuation and warning of more than 2,000 residents.

Nova: Palilula residents evacuated from apartments due to 350kg WWII bomb: 'Building…

Police began evacuating residents from Palilula starting at 6 AM due to a 350kg World War II bomb, with residents expressing fears that the detonation could cause their building to collapse.

Danas: Bomb detonation underway in Palilula; 350 MUP officers involved.

A bomb is being detonated in Palilula, with 350 members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs participating. Dačić gave the signal to begin the operation.

Former President Aleksandar Vučić has officially launched his campaign for Prime Minister, with numerous buses transporting his supporters to a rally in Belgrade. At the event, he announced a plan for a "government on wheels" featuring a reduced cabinet of 12 ministers, with himself as the proposed Prime Minister.

N1: Dozens of buses bring Vučić's supporters to Belgrade for PM campaign launch

Dozens of buses transported supporters of Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić to Belgrade to mark the beginning of his campaign for Prime Minister.

Danas: Dozens of buses brought Vučić's supporters to Belgrade for campaign launch.

According to AP, numerous buses transported supporters of Aleksandar Vučić to Belgrade to mark the beginning of his campaign for prime minister.

Vreme: Vučić's conditions if he becomes prime minister

Prior to an SNS rally, Vučić announced his conditions and promises if he were to become prime minister, stating he would wear a suit out of respect.

Nova: Vučić at SNS rally in Arena announces 'government on wheels': Serbia will have…

At a Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) rally in the Arena, Aleksandar Vučić announced a plan for a 'government on wheels' with a reduced number of 12 ministers and himself in the role of Prime Minister.

N1: Archive estimates crowd size before 'Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia' rally

An archive has estimated the number of people present outside the Arena before a rally for the 'Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia' list.

Nova: Public gathering archive estimates crowd size at 'Aleksandar Vučić - United…

The public gathering archive has released an estimate of the number of people present outside the Arena during the pre-election rally for 'Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia'.

An investigation has uncovered irregularities in voter registration, revealing that 147 voters are listed at a single address associated with Vladimir Mandić, a businessman and prominent member of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party. This discovery raises further concerns about election integrity ahead of upcoming elections.

N1: Mystery of Vladimir Mandić's building: How 147 voters live at the same address?

An investigation reveals a peculiar situation where 147 voters are registered at the same address, associated with Vladimir Mandić.

Vijesti: The mystery of the Vladimir Mandić building in Belgrade: How do 147 voters…

Behind the door in the building of Vladimir Mandić, a former handball player and businessman close to the government, in about 30 apartments, according to records from the Ministry of State Administration, lives as many as …

A Belgrade resident, Ivan S., has successfully disconnected from the central heating system, with his calculations indicating the significant expense associated with heating plants. This story highlights individual efforts to manage utility costs and potentially broader issues with central heating affordability.

Vreme: The man who managed to get off the heating plant found

Ivan S., a Belgrade resident, has successfully disconnected from central heating and his calculations reveal how expensive heating plants can be.

A comparison has been drawn between the political rhetoric of former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić regarding Kosovo, characterized by the phrase 'We won't give up Kosovo,' and the differing positions held by students on the same issue.

Danas: What is the difference between Vučić's 'We won't give up Kosovo' and the…

A comparison is drawn between the political rhetoric of Serbian President Vučić regarding Kosovo and the position of students on the same issue.

Ahead of the heating season, demand for firewood has significantly increased, with pellet prices reaching 48,000 dinars per ton. Experts are also issuing warnings regarding potential quality issues with heating fuels.

Insajder: Rising Demand for Firewood Ahead of Heating Season: Pellet Prices Reach 48,000…

Demand for firewood has increased before the heating season, with pellet prices reaching 48,000 dinars per ton, and experts warning about quality issues.