Serbian Armed Forces

Twice, in 2018 and 2023, it terminated the professional service of Military Union president Novica Antić, both times on the same grounds. Its helicopter crashed near Surčin in 2015 while carrying a sick baby, killing seven people; the commission cited human error and failures in flight planning and command as the cause, and the decision for the helicopter to take off was made by Defence Minister Bratislav Gašić. No one has been held criminally accountable.

Affairs

  • Arrest warrant for Aleksandar Radić over the "sound cannon"
  • Military facility on Pavlasov čot on Fruška Gora
  • Dismissal and arrest of Novica Antić of the Military Union: It expelled the president of the Military Union from service in 2018, and again on the same grounds in 2023, even though, according to Antić, the acts had been declared unlawful
  • The “Helicopter” Case: Military Helicopter Crash near Surčin: According to the commission, it sent the flight out in weather below meteorological minimums; the commission attributed the main cause of the crash to the crew
  • Vučić's pardons of 49 people before his resignation
  • REM, RTS and state money for the media

People

  • Aleksandar Tričković: department head at the Land Forces Command
  • Milan Mojsilović: Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Armed Forces
  • Milosav Simović: Commander of the Land Forces
  • Milan Mojsilović: head of the Military Representation at the Mission of the Republic of Serbia to NATO
  • Milan Mojsilović: commander of the Serbian Land Forces
  • Predrag Bandić: Commander of the 204th Air Brigade
  • Ranko Živak: commander of the Air Force and Air Defence
  • Zdravko Ponoš: Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Armed Forces