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Political and aviation developments in Serbia

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2026-11-05 11:00 UTC → 2026-11-05 14:19 UTC · added removed

Following parliamentary elections in Serbia, the political landscape experienced several shifts. Miloš Jovanović announced his resignation as president of the New DSS and his withdrawal from public life after his political list failed to secure seats in the National Assembly. In the media sector, Nenad Ćaćić resigned as editor-in-chief of RTV Vojvodina, a move union leaders stated was intended to remove political influence from the program. Concerns were also raised regarding aviation regulations and security. Democratic Party leader Srđan Milivojević questioned a decision by the Directorate of Civil Aviation to allow small aircraft to operate outside regular hours at several airports on election day, though reports indicated this was a seasonal regulation. Later, an Air Serbia flight (JU134) from Belgrade to Moscow was forced to return to Nikola Tesla Airport after entering airspace south of Lithuania. The diversion was prompted by the need for additional security checks regarding a passenger. Reports suggested that Aleksandar Vulin, leader of the Socialist Movement, allegedly boarded the aircraft without undergoing mandatory security screening. The breach was reportedly identified by airport security officials through a review of surveillance footage while the aircraft was near the Lithuanian border. Other prominent figures, including Dušan Bajatović and Nenad Popović, were also reportedly on the flight. Vulin denied any wrongdoing, stating he was asleep during the flight and describing the incident as a political maneuver by the new authorities. Other prominent figures, including Dušan Bajatović After completing necessary security and Nenad Popović, were also reportedly on baggage inspections, the flight. The aircraft departed Belgrade again and arrived in Moscow following the security procedures. Moscow.

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  1. 2026-11-05 14:19 UTC Political and aviation developments in Serbia
  2. 2026-11-05 11:00 UTC Political and aviation developments in Serbia
  3. 2026-11-04 22:33 UTC Political and aviation developments in Serbia

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