Minister: Number of ground troops will increase

Serbian Defense Minister Dragan Sutanovac said Saturday that the Serbian Army (VS) intended to increase the number of soldiers, especially in the ground troops. “We want to close down a number of jobs, and increase the number soldiers in the ground troops in all parts of Serbia where this is necessary and which have showed great interest, such as Toplica,” he said in the southern Serbian town of Prokuplje. Minister: Number of ground troops will increase Sutanovac and Prokuplje Mayor Milan Arsovic inked a protocol on transfer of the Serbian state property from the Defense Ministry to the municipality of Prokuplje, according to which the municipality is to take over a club house in Prokuplje, where it is planning to open a library and a cinema. The value of the agreement which is to be signed subsequently amounts to RSD 57mn and it will be realized in the next four years. Ground Forces Commander Major General Milan Mojsilovic, who attended the signing ceremony, said that the situation in the ground security zone was stable, but definitely unpredictable. Mojsilovic said that the VS members were fulfilling all the tasks they had in the ground security zone and along the 382-kilometer-long administrative line. Dragan Sutanovac Tanjug

Minister: Number of ground troops will increase

Šutanovac and Prokuplje Mayor Milan Arsović inked a protocol on transfer of the Serbian state property from the Defense Ministry to the municipality of Prokuplje, according to which the municipality is to take over a club house in Prokuplje, where it is planning to open a library and a cinema.

The value of the agreement which is to be signed subsequently amounts to RSD 57mn and it will be realized in the next four years.

Ground Forces Commander Major General Milan Mojsilović, who attended the signing ceremony, said that the situation in the ground security zone was stable, but definitely unpredictable.

Mojsilović said that the VS members were fulfilling all the tasks they had in the ground security zone and along the 382-kilometer-long administrative line.