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Regular communication needed between Serbian Army and KFOR, Vucic tells NATO military chief (FoNet, N1)

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic urged regular communication between the Serbian military and KFOR during a meeting with NATO Military Committee Chairman Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach. A press release from the president’s cabinet quoted Vucic as saying that a need exists to quickly establish contact if security in jeopardized in the north of Kosovo. The Serbian President said that the presence of KFOR in Kosovo is a guarantee of security, adding that the international forces bear responsibility to react in crisis situations.

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Wilson: Delivery of Russian arms to Serbia is irresponsible (N1, FoNet, VoA)

Atlantic Council official Damon Wilson told Voice of America that the delivery of Russian armored vehicles to Serbia is harmful and irresponsible.

A country that is on its way to the European Union should not accept weapons from Moscow, the Atlantic Council Executive Vice President said, adding that the supply of Russian arms to Serbia is an attempt to obstruct the normalization of the situation in the region.

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Serbia’s and NATO generals discuss situation in Kosovo (Beta, N1)

The Army of Serbia Chief-of-Staff, general Milan Mojsilovic and the Commander of NATO Allied Joint Force (JFC) in Naples Admiral James Foggo discussed on Wednesday the current security situation in Kosovo and the participation of Serbia's army in the NATO Partnership for Peace programme, the Beta news agency reported.

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Mojsilovic: Security situation unpredictable (TV Most)

Serbian Army Chief-of-Staff General Milan Mojsilovic said yesterday the security situation remains unchanged, respectively, still unpredictable foremost due to Kosovo and Metohija, TV Most reported. “The lack of dialogue on political level still leaves the room for the station to change, to move from the stable into unstable. I would like that all players on the ground are dedicated to the peace and stability as we are,” General Mojsilovic said.

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Serbian military brass warns against "any coup attempts" (B92, Tanjug)

Serbia's top military officials met on Tuesday in Belgrade for a session of the Collegium of the Minister of Defense and the Chief of the General Staff.

According to announcements before the meeting, they discussed security situation in the country and its surroundings.

The Serbian Army will not allow any attempts at a coup and warns that anyone announcing and demanding a coup should be held responsible in line with the law, a statement issued after the meeting said.

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Top Serbian military brass meeting in Belgrade (Tanjug, B92)

Serbia's top military brass is meeting this Tuesday in Belgrade. The Collegium of the Minister of Defense and the Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Army will consider the security situation in the country and its surroundings. The meeting is presided by Defense Minster Aleksandar Vulin and held in the Banjica 2 barracks in the capital, the Ministry of Defense said in a statement.  

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Three Serb generals: Why does Pristina want our head (B92, Sputnik)

Of the 11 indictments taken over by Kosovo courts from EULEX, three are against retired generals: Bozidar Delic, Ljubisa Dikovic, and Momir Stojanovic.

Kosovo courts have taken over war crimes cases from EULEX, and apart from the crimes committed by the KLA ("Kosovo Liberation Army") against Serbs, they will also deal with crimes against the Albanians that the Serbs are suspected of committing.

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No military option for Kosovo right now, Serbia’s army chief says (N1, Beta)

The Army of Serbia’s Chief-of-Staff General Milan Mojsilovic said on Tuesday that the situation in Kosovo was “extremely complex”, but that Belgrade did not consider any military option right now, the Beta news agency reported.

Speaking to the state RTS television, Mojsilovic described the situation in Kosovo as “full of tensions and unilateral moves.”

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Vulin: Serbian military is being arming intensively (Tanjug, B92)

The Serbian Army is being intensively equipped and armed as it has to be ready to protect each part of our territory, but also Serbs wherever they live, Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said this on Friday. He made the statement during the presentation of weapons and military equipment that have entered service in the Serbian Army, or are in the final phase of testing. Vulin stressed that Serbia, as a military neutral country, must be "prepared for any trouble and be able to accomplish each function on its own, and have every capacity that far bigger and richer armies have." "Since

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