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Conspiracy theorist Dejan Lučić was arrested for allegations about election day
Publicist Dejan Lucic was arrested on suspicion of causing panic and riots with claims about election day, the prosecution announced.

Due to preparations for the military parade that will be held in Belgrade on September 20, there will be traffic changes in parts of the city from September 9.
Traffic in Nikola Tesla Boulevard - from Mihajlo Pupin Boulevard (roundabout) to Trešnjino cveta Street in Belgrade, will be stopped from September 9 to 25 in preparation for military the "Strength of Unity" parade and then the disengagement of forces, it announced Ministry of Defense.
Earlier, traffic was also suspended on Ušće in New Belgrade and the area around that street.
According to the Ministry of Defense, the public will be informed about further traffic changes in a timely manner.
Planes fly over Belgrade
As part of preparations for the military parade, the aircraft of the Serbian Armed Forces will fly over the Belgrade area until September 20, the Ministry of Defense announced earlier.
The parade is held on the occasion of the Day of Serbian Unity, Freedom and the National Flag.
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"Don't fall for the spread of panic on Viber groups and networks. Feel free to open the door, take your ID card and exercise your right to vote," announced the IT blockade.
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