A knife-wielding attacker was shot dead outside the Israeli embassy in Belgrade after assaulting a guard.
A minor attacked a police officer outside the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, Serbia, and was killed by security forces. The Serbian government raised its terrorist threat level to the highest level, red. Authorities confirmed the incident was a terrorist attack, with the attacker suspected of being linked to the Islamic State. The attacker reportedly shouted 'Allah Akbar' and came from the town of Sabac.
- A knife-wielding assailant was shot dead after attacking a security guard outside the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade.
- The Serbian Ministry of Interior raised the terrorist threat level to the highest level, red.
- The former Interior Minister stated a terrorist attack occurred.
- The attacker, suspected of belonging to the Islamic State, was killed.
- The attacker was believed to have come from Sabac, a town in western Serbia.
- Serbian special services monitored the person who committed the attack.
- The attacker reportedly shouted 'Allah Akbar' while attacking the guard.
- US authorities requested the extradition of Mevlid Jašarević from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Serbian police killed a minor this morning.
- The ministry announced the incident is under investigation.
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