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Vučić resigns and hands power to Brnabić, announces prime ministerial bid
Aleksandar Vučić signed his resignation as Serbian president and on Monday handed duties to parliament speaker Ana Brnabić, who became acting president. AP and Reuters report he stepped down to run for prime minister in snap elections announced for 25 October, the constitution barring him from a third presidential term. Before leaving office he pardoned 49 people, including 12 from the so-called 'Novi Sad group' and 11 he described as having attacked protesters; one pardoned activist said he refuses to accept the pardon.
Suljagić claims action against Memorial Centre is being prepared; RS Interior Ministry denies it
Srebrenica-Potočari Memorial Centre director Emir Suljagić said a new action against the Centre is being prepared, involving special police units, transporters and the removal of documentation. The Republika Srpska Interior Ministry rejected the claims as false, saying it acts solely on orders from the Bijeljina district prosecutor. Deputy Speaker of the BiH Parliamentary Assembly's House of Representatives Denis Zvizdić demanded urgent clarification, with some sources reporting he also called on the OHR, EU and PIC to respond.
World War II aerial bomb found at Belgrade construction site
A German World War II aerial bomb weighing around 250 kilograms with approximately 130 kilograms of explosives was discovered at a construction site on Poenkareova Street in Belgrade, the Serbian Interior Ministry said. Minister Ivica Dačić announced the bomb would be destroyed on site on Sunday, 4 October, with residents to be evacuated from a 150-metre zone.