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The discovery of cocaine stored in the Serbian embassy in 2020, linked to a criminal group, is deemed a 'catastrophe for our diplomacy,' prompting calls for Serbian authorities to join Montenegro's investigation.
A journalist from Vijesti reported that the Serbian Embassy in Lisbon was allegedly used in 2020 as a safe house for cocaine by a criminal group linked to former Democratic Front MP Milo Božović, according to Sky messages.
A Montenegrin daily reports that an investigation into an organized crime group found that the Serbian Embassy in Portugal was used to stash cocaine.
Messages from Sky ECC users suggest the Serbian diplomatic mission in Lisbon was used as a safe house to hide cocaine.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated today that the Serbian Embassy in Tehran has been damaged and that embassy staff will withdraw towards Baku, as well as that...
Serbian authorities are urged to immediately join Montenegro's investigation into the 2020 storage of cocaine belonging to a criminal group, led by former Democratic Front MP Milo Božović, at the Serbian embassy.
Legal analyst Rodoljub Šabić expressed concern over media reports suggesting the Serbian Embassy in Lisbon may have supported an international drug cartel, calling the information 'devastating' to the state's credibility.
Reports suggest that the Serbian Embassy in Lisbon was used as a safe house to hide cocaine for a criminal group linked to former Democratic Front MP Milo B.
The Serbian embassy in Tel Aviv announced that the evacuation process for Serbian citizens from Israel is currently underway.
The Serbian Embassy building in Tehran sustained damage during airstrikes on Iran. No injuries were reported among the embassy staff.
A journalist from Vijesti reports that the Serbian Embassy in Lisbon was allegedly used in 2020 as a safe house for cocaine by a criminal group linked to a former Democratic Party MP, with the Serbian ambassador mentioned in Sky ECC communications.
The Serbian Embassy in the UAE announced that airspace is partially open, with only local companies organizing flights, prioritizing Serbian citizens in transit and tourists.
Reports based on Sky messages suggest that the Serbian embassy in Lisbon was used in 2020 as a safe house for cocaine by a criminal group.
The Serbian Embassy in the United Arab Emirates has warned Serbian citizens in the country about potential phone scams involving sharing personal data.
The Serbian Embassy in Tehran announced that all 14 Serbian citizens currently in Iran are safe and in contact with the embassy, following recent regional attacks.