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Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic has announced a moratorium on new gun licences except those for hunting, and a review of existing permits, with more surveillance of shooting ranges and of how people store their weapons.
The Serbian interior ministry warned gun owners to keep their weapons unloaded and locked up - those who do not will have their weapons confiscated and will face criminal charges.
His parents have also been arrested, with his father V.K. facing charges of aggravated endangering of public safety, according to lawyer Irina Borovic.
You were close.I have no idea what гл.м. abbreviation means (гл. is likely "главни"-"main").
The media, both news and social, is literally wall to wall with news and opinions on this. Everyone is suddenly a psychologist, criminologist, gun safety expert. The president, of course, is personally most affected, and is gleefully breaking all sorts of privacy and data protection laws and investigation protocols, airing details out on national television. The education minister is blaming "western values". Kids are making jokes and bringing toy guns to class.@Null what's local media saying about this?
Wishful thinking or typo, I can't decide.he can be interred
I might be wrong but does Serbia have relatively strict gun laws already? Any Serbs able to comment?Also, sorry to hear about your gun rights going away, Serb bros
Few years back their gun laws were relatively decent for Europe, but a lot of that has been going away in the recent years.I might be wrong but does Serbia have relatively strict gun laws already? Any Serbs able to comment?
I was in Belgrade recently and one of the museums had a lot of info boards about citizens being encouraged to "voluntarily" (lol) surrender their firearms in recent years and different government programs being put in place to reduce private gun ownership.
Thanks man, sounds a bit pathetic, but very BalkanThe media, both news and social, is literally wall to wall with news and opinions on this. Everyone is suddenly a psychologist, criminologist, gun safety expert. The president, of course, is personally most affected, and is gleefully breaking all sorts of privacy and data protection laws and investigation protocols, airing details out on national television. The education minister is blaming "western values". Kids are making jokes and bringing toy guns to class.
Wishful thinking or typo, I can't decide.
While the laws are strict, they're relatively unenforced. After the '90s wars, plenty of military weapons just went unaccounted-for as people kept what they liked. So while you are in for a world of paperwork to register your personal safety handgun, you can just stroll to a flea market and chances are someone's gonna have an AK47 or some hand grenades to sell you on the sly.I might be wrong but does Serbia have relatively strict gun laws already?
Now who would profit from that?Ver archivo adjunto 5117732
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Serbian president to 'disarm' nation after shootings
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has vowed to launch a large-scale disarmament plan to remove hundreds of thousands of guns from the country, following back-to-back mass shootings in the Balkan country this week.www.rte.ie
I have a hunch that there is going to be police action. But, if the police travels to south Serbia, they will be met by very conservative people.Ver archivo adjunto 5117732
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Serbian president to 'disarm' nation after shootings
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has vowed to launch a large-scale disarmament plan to remove hundreds of thousands of guns from the country, following back-to-back mass shootings in the Balkan country this week.www.rte.ie
Anyone else getting Animal Control crossover vibes from this?