The Ministry of Education said in a statement that police inspected a number of schools that received threats about planted explosive devices this morning and determined that the threats were false.
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Strongest condemnation of attempts to disrupt education process
Belgrade,
2 October 2025
Following the inspections, pupils were gradually returned to classes, the statement said, adding that earlier this morning, the Ministry of Education had reminded schools of the procedures to be followed in the event of a bomb threat.
The Ministry condemns in the strongest terms any attempt to disrupt the regular education process and believes that the relevant institutions will identify the source and motives behind these attempts to destabilise the education system.
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