Humanitarian rowing mission ends in Gradiška amid regional social incidents

Dragoslav Šinik, president of an association for assisting persons with developmental disabilities, has completed a 466-kilometer humanitarian rowing mission. Traveling by wooden boat from Belgrade to Gradiška via the Sava River over 28 to 29 days, Šinik aimed to raise awareness and funds for a new transport van for children with disabilities.

Milorad Dodik and local officials welcomed Šinik in Gradiška, with Dodik pledging support for the association and the upcoming seventh International Gathering of Children and Youth with Developmental Disabilities scheduled for June 2027.

In a separate incident in Podgorica, Montenegro, a 74-year-old man was arrested after an Adria TV journalist reported being harassed. The man allegedly behaved insolently regarding her parking and questioned her professional status. Police stated they are taking measures to protect the integrity of media workers.

Additionally, Marijana Močević, a student and daughter of a deceased veteran, was dismissed from her position in an Ilidža-based company following social media posts featuring Serbian national symbols and references to the Chetnik movement. Igor Dodik has publicly supported Močević, promising her employment within Republika Srpska.

In Serbia, reports emerged regarding the non-renewal of contracts for several employees at a school in Kragujevac, which local sources allege is due to political non-compliance, though school management denied these claims.