SERBIA WILL NEVER FORGET THE CRIMES OF "OPERATION STORM": Here's how the anniversary of the expulsion of Serbs from Croatia will be marked!

The Government of Serbia and the Republic of Srpska have decided that August 5th will be the day of remembrance to all displaced and killed Serbs, and will be termed a day of mourning

Remembrance Day for the suffering and persecution of Serbs will be marked on August 4th with a large gathering in front of Sremska Raca and a series of commemorative events. The day after, August 5, will be declared a day of mourning in the territories of Serbia and Republic of Srpska, announced today by the Minister for Labour, Employment, and Social Issues, Aleksandar Vulin.

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- In a joint initiative of the Government of Serbia and the Republic of Srpska, we decided that August 5th will be a day of remembrance to all displaced and killed Serbs, and at today's meeting of the Organizing Committee, we agreed on how we would mark this day - said Vulin after giving away scholarships to talented students and students who are placed in foster families.

According to him, it was agreed that this day will be marked by a big rally on August 4th in Sremska Raca in the municipality of Sremska Mitrovica. On August 5th, a series of appropriate events of which will, among other things, be a moment of silence for all the victims.

- Joint forces from both Governments, the Serbian Orthodox Church and all institutions of our country have taken part in the organization of this symbolic memorial day - said Vulin.

(Telegraf.co.uk/Tanjug)