THESE ATTACKS ON SERBIAN STATESMAN HAVE SHAKEN EUROPE AND THE WORLD: When envy and desire for power win, HELL begins for people (PHOTO)

Taking in consideration many assassinations that happened in Serbia during history, it is of great importance to take seriously the event in front of the house of prime minister in Jainci, to take it as warning that it should never happen again

The events like the one near the house of Aleksandar Vucic in Jajinci where an arsenal of weapons in cases have been found, experts have estimated an attempt of assassination of the state leading command. Many in Serbia have been shaken by this news, and if we return a bit further through the Serbian history, you can see that Serbian rulers have been mostly taken of rule or have abdicated under the influence of any outer pressure, and assassinations have been often attempted. 

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Precisely because of that, any kind of threat like the one few nights ago, or even harmless situation must be taken very seriously, perhaps much serious than in some other countries because Serbs have been put on terrible times with some extreme overthrow of a statesman.

Taking in consideration many assassinations that happened in Serbia during history, it is of great importance to take seriously the event in front of the house of prime minister in Jainci, to take it as warning that it should never happen again.

Below, we remind you of some of the most important assassination throughout history, which caused profound political upheavals, and some coups.

Zoran Djindjic, the prime minister, was assassinated on 12 March 2003.

He was killed in the courtyard of the Government of the Republic of Serbia by Zvezdan Jovanovic, who was sentenced to 40 years in prison. Djindjic was the first Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia. The assassination led to a state of emergency in the country and the implementation of the police operation "Sabre".

At Vuk Draskovic on June 15, 2000 around 23.30 eight shots from a pistol with a silencer were fired , of which the two brushed the left and right sides of the head and he survived assassination with minor injuries.

Former high-ranking officials of the State Security and members of the Belgrade Centre Milan Radonjic, Ratko Romic and Stevan Basta, were freed of the charges in September last year  that they participated in the assassination of movement leader Vuk Draskovic in Budva in 2000.

The former president of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito was a frequent target of attack.

Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito is certainly in this region the person who was the target of assassins the most. He was hunted by members of the Chetnik and Ustasha and Albanian emigrations, but also by Stalin's agents. Each of his journey around the world was followed the assassination attempt.

That was in 1963, when the Chetnik emigration decided to liquidate Tito during his visit to America, which lasted from 16 to 25 October.

Dubrovnik log at the time announced that it in 1950 an assassination attempt has been performed on Josip Broz Tito. Dubrovnik log stated Tito survived direct attack in Dubrovnik thanks to the bulletproof vest vest. 

As stated, the security services and the Yugoslavian National Army and the High ranking office had information that there could be assassination and therefore Tito always wore a bulletproof vest.

Dubrovnik daily said that the leadership Informbiro emigration in the Soviet Union and Romania concluded that Tito should be liquidated in the traditional manner.

There is information that Stalin tried to liquidate Tito 22 times.

Legend has it that the attacks stopped only when Broz sent a message: "Stop sending assassins to liquidate me, If you do not, I'll send one to Moscow. I will not need another!"

Also, unconfirmed data show that the most famous assassination attempt on Tito was poisoning by Russian doctors who were sent to Yugoslavia, but the assassins were stopped in their intent and were returned to Stalin, but in the coffin!?

Both Karadjordjevic and Obrenovic had throughout the history the bloody imperial throne. 

It should be recalled that at the King Milan Obrenovic there have been several assassinations and even one woman tried to kill him, Ilka Markovic, Svetozar Markovic's daughter-in-law.

And while at the King Milan assassination attempts were mostly unsuccessful, his son Aleksandar Obrenovic and his wife Draga Masin were horribly killed on 11th Jun 1903.

Their murder was the result of culminating conspiracy of officers and members of political parties.

Serbian political throne during 19th and 20th century continued its bloody and grim tradition. The most famous assassination in Serbian history took place in Marseilles on King Aleksandar I Karadjordjevic, which took place on 9 October 1934, during his official visit to France.

The assassin of King Aleksandar Karadjordjevic, Vlado Chernozemski, a member of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organisation, has killed King Alexander with four bullets.

Mihailo Obrenovic was assassinated in Kosutnjak on 10th June 1868, when he drove out to go for walk with Katarina and Anka Konstantinovic and Tomanija Obrenovic.

The conspirators, the brothers Djordje and Kosta Radovanovic, Lazar Maric and Stanoje Rogic killed the prince and his sister Anka, while Katarina Konstantinovic and Svetozar Garacanin, Mihailo's adjutant were wounded. Prince is buried in the Belgrade Cathedral, and convicted killers were sentenced on death row.

Ilija Garasanin, testified that the murderhttp://www.telegraf.rs/teme/serbia in Topcider extinguished hopes for good political strategy of Serbia, reduced potential for good development, and pushed the country back significantly.

(Telegraf.co.uk)