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A scandal arises surrounding actor Dragan Bjelogrlić from the film 'Wedding' after compromising photos surface showing him in a Chetnik uniform during a performance for Serbian soldiers in Bosnia.

The mausoleum of Chetnik duke Vukašin Šoškočanin has been removed in Borovo Selo near Vukovar, marking a significant step taken by the Homeland Movement against symbols of Serb aggression.

The Chetnik Duke Vukašin Šoškić's mausoleum in Borovo Selo near Vukovar has been removed after 30 years, fulfilling a key promise by the Homeland Movement party, as stated by their leader Ivan Penava.

After three decades, the mausoleum dedicated to Vukašin Šoškočanin, a leader of the rebel Serbs in Eastern Croatia, has been removed in Borovo Selo, fulfilling a key promise of the Homeland Movement.

The President of the Homeland Movement, Ivan Penava, announced the removal of the mausoleum dedicated to the Chetnik duke Vukašin Šoškočanin in Borovo Selo, fulfilling a long-standing promise of the party.

The Domovinski movement, led by Ivan Penava, has fulfilled a key promise by removing the mausoleum of Chetnik Duke Vukašin Šoškočanin in Borovo Selo near Vukovar.

Serbian lawyer Nemanja Berić has been sentenced to 15 days in prison in Croatia for promoting Chetnik ideology on his Facebook account.

Milorad Pupovac, a Member of Parliament, criticized Banja Luka Mayor Draško Stanivuković's comments regarding Croatian 'toxic patriots' instead of addressing the Greater Serbian idea during a speech at the Croatian Parliament.

The article discusses Draža Mihailović, a Yugoslav general and leader of the Chetnik movement during World War II, focusing on his controversial legacy and his recent appointment as a minister in the refugee government.

European Parliament reporter Tonino Picula sharply condemned the gathering of Serbian officials at an event in Belgrade featuring Chetnik songs, criticizing it as a demonstration of Great Serbian politics and a clear distancing of Serbia from the European Union.

The article reports on an event hosted by Serbian state television where the President of the Serbian Assembly Ana Brnabić and other officials participated in a Christmas celebration featuring Chetnik songs, during which a convicted murderer performed.

During a live television program celebrating Orthodox Christmas, high-ranking Serbian officials, including President Aleksandar Vučić, participated in a controversial event featuring Chetnik songs and performances by a convicted murderer.

During a Chetnik party, Serbian ministers, including parliament president Ana Brnabić, were present as controversial figures and events unfolded, including a performance by the murderer of an 18-year-old.

While Serbian citizens celebrated Orthodox Christmas mainly with family, the government leadership had a bizarre gathering featuring a mix of a tavern and a party rally, led by the editor of a popular tabloid.