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An unusual drama unfolded in Serbia on Tuesday evening when an Air Serbia plane bound for Moscow was forced to return to Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport. Serbian media reported that it was believed to be carrying one of Serbia's most pro-Russian politicians, Aleksandar Vulin, Srbijag leader Dušan Bajatović, and politician Nenad Popović.
The plane was turned back because it turned out that the deputy prime minister who was traveling on it had bypassed security checks to board the plane.
Zrakoplov aviokompanije Air Serbia na letu za Moskvu vraćen je u utorak kasno navečer u Beograd radi positive sigurnosnih provjera Jednog putnika, priopćio je srbijanski nacionalni avioprijevoznik. Air Serbia priopćio je da je postupio u skladu s uputama […] Objava Vulin pokušao pobjeći? Avion kojim je letio u Moskvu na pola puta okrenut i vraćen za Beograd pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
Further checks were deemed necessary regarding one of the passengers.
Suddenly a Serbian machine turns over Lithuania. The exact reason is unknown. On board there are said to have been two Moscow-faithful politicians.
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