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The news from Insajder's front page focuses heavily on ongoing wildfires in Serbia, with reports from Deliblatska peščara and Stolovi. There's also a story about a Serbian cardio-surgeon receiving a British medal. International news includes discussions about potential US military action against…
The situation in Deliblatska peščara is calmer, but the danger is not over, with potential worsening conditions over the weekend. Firefighting efforts are ongoing, including aerial support.
A Serbian cardio-surgeon has received a British medal, placing their hospital on the map and highlighting their knowledge and capacity, despite not being comparable to London's facilities.
The fire in Stolovi has not yet been localized, with a helicopter rejoining the firefighting efforts.
The RHMZ forecast predicts sunny weather during the day with clouds and rain expected in some parts of the country in the evening.
Members of the Serbian Parliament are continuing their discussion on the budget rebalance and 58 other agenda items.
A fire broke out in a warehouse in the industrial zone of Novi Sad, resulting in injuries.
According to Pjotr Hegset, the US is not ruling out the use of military force against Iran in addition to sanctions.
The article questions whether the system for protection and rescue is being taken seriously, using wildfires as an alarm signal.
Minister Siniša Mali announced that financial aid will be distributed through special accounts at the Postal Savings Bank.
The Academic Plenum stated that Minister Stanković's comment about the student list is purely politically motivated.
Fires are actively burning in seven municipalities in Montenegro, with the situation being most critical in Jasenovo Polje.
A Pakistani minister reported significant progress in discussions concerning the conflict between Iran and the US.
Russian authorities reported that two individuals were killed as a result of a Ukrainian attack.
