Deliblato Sands | BALK Magazin

The Serbian president brought sandwiches for the firefighters and had breakfast with them

Vučić at the Deliblato Sands: “Only One Field Toilet Burned Down”

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić visited the fire-stricken Deliblato Sands on Sunday morning, meeting firefighters and emergency crews battling the blaze. Vučić said the destruction was significant,...

The Sands in summer – smoke rising to the sky over the Deliblato Sands (Photo by the author)

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The Deliblato Sands Have Been Burning for a Month

The Deliblato Sands wildfire has been burning for weeks, destroying thousands of hectares of forest. A firsthand report from southern Banat, where smoke, fire and questions...

Tűzoltás Fehértemplom (Bela Crkva) és Gajtás (Kajtasovo) térségében egy helikopterről nézve

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Serbia wildfire: Deliblato Sands burns while Vučić campaigns

The Serbia wildfire raging across the Deliblato Sands has been contained in several areas, but the battle is far from over. Hundreds of firefighters, helicopters and...

A Russian IL-76 firefighting aircraft deployed to Serbia to help battle the wildfire in the Deliblato Sands. The aircraft can drop up to 42 tonnes of water in a single run

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Serbia Calls in Russian IL-76 for Wildfire

A Russian IL-76 firefighting aircraft is battling the Deliblato Sands wildfire after Serbia asked Moscow for help — just four days after President Aleksandar Vučić said...

“Serbia is not a poor country; Serbia is a looted country. It was robbed by the new multimillionaires – the Vučić brothers, the Mali brothers and the others, Ana Brnabić and her brother,” said the opposition politician, who also included Miloš Vučević on her list. (Source: X platform, Marinika Tepić)

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Deliblato Sands: Fire Is Not the Only Threat, Tepić Says

Around 2,000 hectares have burned in the Deliblato Sands, but Serbian opposition politician Marinika Tepić says fire is not the only threat facing the protected nature...