4 May 2026
Media report that Đajić’s dismissal was annulled.
Srpskainfo reports that the District Court annulled Vlado Đajić’s dismissal and carries Minić’s statement that the Government will comply with the court’s decision.
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This is media reporting on an administrative or employment-law development. The full judgment has not been directly reviewed in this dossier.
Annulment of a dismissal is not a finding of criminal guilt or innocence concerning the video allegations. This entry links to the November 2025 reports.
In a later republication of CAPITAL’s article on 13 May 2026, BUKA reports that Đajić will not seek reinstatement. This is his public statement, not confirmation of how the judgment was enforced.
The date identifies the media report, not the date the judgment was delivered.
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A media report about annulment of a dismissal, rather than a published judgment. It does not establish criminal guilt or innocence.
Content checked: 20 October 2026Republished from: CAPITAL
A later media development: Đajić says he will not seek reinstatement. This does not establish enforcement of the judgment or the outcome of other proceedings.
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