Injured gendarme leaves hospital: 'We go on, Serbia must be proud'

Interior Minister Ivica Dacic today awarded the bravery plaque to gendarme Milosh Jevremovic, who was injured in a terrorist attack in front of the Israeli embassy in Belgrade on June 29.

Serbian Police Officer Miloš Jevremović, who was severely injured in front of the Israeli embassy on June 29 when Miloš Žujović shot him with a self-loading rifle, was discharged from the hospital today, and a welcome ceremony was held for him at the Serbian Police headquarters in Belgrade, with Minister of Interior Ivica Dačić in attendance.

Jevremovic, 34, was wounded on June 29 in an attack outside the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, which was characterized as a terrorist act., juronjuz serbia, euronjuz serbia, euronews serbia, juronjuz, euronjuz

Police officer Miloš Jevremović, who was injured in a terrorist attack on June 29, was discharged from the hospital today, and Interior Minister Ivica Dačić welcomed him at the Police Academy in Belgrade and presented him with a Medal for Exceptional Bravery and Dedication to Police Duty.