It will be really interesting to find out what they are all about.
Of course, those who just want to spout disinformation will probably say that the two in custody are being set up. But they won't be proposing anything, just implying. ;-)
12.03.2003
15:41 - The Government of Serbia is to issue the official statement regarding the assassination on Premier Zoran Djindjic in a few minutes. The Government session has begun with a minute of silence, journalists report. The Health Care minister, Tomica Milosevljevic told BETA that media would get the statement "very soon." Milosavljevic could not confirm rumors that Zoran Djindjic has died as a result of his injuries. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15:38 - News agencies report that in the assassination of Serbian Premier Zoran Djindjic, two of his bodyguards have also been injured. They have been taken to Belgrade Emergency Center too, but are not listed as critical. The mother of Premier Djindjic has also arrived to Emergency Center. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15:26 - Italy's CORRIERE DELA SERA reports that Serbian Premier Zoran Djindjic has been assassinated. He died as a result of injuries received in a shooting that occurred a little before 1 PM in front of the Government of Serbia building. According to Serbian police, the assault happened in front of the building where offices of the Premier were situated in downtown Belgrade. Djindjic was transported to the hospital. However, injuries proved to be fatal, especially those to the back and to the stomach. It was apparent that chances for him surviving were very slim. According to reconstructed event, it was a stakeout carried out by a team of commandoes. Three men were arrested and one of the assailants was wounded. Unofficial sources claim that Djindjic was shot by two large caliber bullets to the chest, fired from a great distance by a sharpshooter. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15:05 - Immediately after assassination of Serbian Premier Zoran Djindjic, police managed to arrest three persons suspected of having been involved in the assault on Djindjic, BERTA reports. The assassination was carried out by a sharpshooter who fired from the building in 14, Admirala Geprata Street. Media report that Djindjic was hit by two bullets of large caliber.