Djuric: Serbian Citizens Should Follow Authorities’ Instructions in the Conflict-Affected Areas of the Middle East
Minister of Foreign Affairs Marko Djuric has called on Serbian citizens who find themselves in the broader region of hostilities in the Middle East to follow the instructions of local public authorities, as well as the recommendations issued by Serbian embassies, in order to ensure their safety.
Djuric stated that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia is currently gathering relevant information regarding developments in Iran and the wider region.
He recalled that three months ago the Ministry advised Serbian citizens not to travel to the territory of Iran.
“Our embassy in Tehran is providing consular and other assistance to our citizens, of whom there are very few currently in Iran. What I can also say is that we advise our citizens who find themselves in areas of active hostilities to follow the instructions of public authorities to go to shelters and take all other necessary measures in accordance with embassy recommendations to protect their own safety", Djuric said in an appearance on RTS.
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The head of Serbian diplomacy recalled that during the previous conflict, the Embassy of Serbia organized an evacuation and added that, in line with needs and possibilities, the same would be done this time if necessary.
"Our citizens can always rely on their state", Djuric added.
Call for Citizens to Leave Iran
The Minister noted that eight days ago he reiterated the call for Serbian citizens currently in Iran to leave the country, due to heightened tensions and risks.
"I repeated our call, which has been in effect for more than three months, for citizens to refrain from traveling to that region. At present, there is a relatively small number of our citizens in the region, but some are still there, and of course our embassy remains at their disposal", Djuric added.
Aco Djukanovic, Brother of Former President of Montenegro, Arrested
The Police Directorate of Montenegro has arrested Aco Djukanovic, brother of former President Milo Djukanovic, following searches conducted on Friday at his properties in Niksic and Podgorica.
In facilities used by Djukanovic (60) in Podgorica and Niksic, police found several pieces of firearms, ammunition, and ballistic vests, the Police Directorate announced.
The searches were carried out on the basis of warrants issued by the competent local prosecutor’s offices and courts in Podgorica and Niksic. Several defense attorneys were present during the searches, after which Djukanovic was handcuffed.
As part of continued activities in the Niksic area, during a search of a family house in the Rastoci locality, police discovered a larger quantity of firearms and ammunition.
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The Police Directorate specified that the following items were found: a "Mauser" hunting carbine with an optical sight held illegally; a "Brno" rifle with a "Bushnell" optical sight held illegally; a shotgun of unknown make held illegally; a pistol of unknown make held illegally; an "M-48" hunting carbine held illegally; as well as a "CZ 99 PARA" pistol with a magazine containing five rounds of ammunition and a firearms license issued in the name of a deceased family member.
Additionally, more than 400 rounds of ammunition of various brands and calibres were found, along with three empty magazines, five protective ballistic vests, and "Zeiss" binoculars.
The state prosecutor at the Basic State Prosecutor’s Office in Niksic was informed of the case, and on his order Aco Djukanovic, brother of former President Milo Djukanovic, was deprived of liberty on suspicion of committing the criminal offence of illegal possession and carrying of weapons and explosive materials.
He will be brought before the competent prosecutor within the legally prescribed time frame for further proceedings.
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