At Jala Brat's performance in Belgrade: After an argument, rapper Vuk Mob, a young man, and a girl shot

Three people were wounded by firearms last night near a splav (floating river club) in New Belgrade, two of whom sustained minor injuries and one serious, Serbian media report, as relayed by the Patria News Agency.

Following a call at 02:45 AM, one medical team transported a male individual injured in the incident to the Military Medical Academy (VMA), while another team transported an injured female individual to the same institution, and a third, transport team transferred a third injured person from the Emergency Center to the VMA, said Nada Macura, spokesperson for the Emergency Medical Service.

According to "Blic", those wounded in the shooting outside the Belgrade splav "Shake 'n' Shake" were Miloš Stevanović, rapper Vukadin Gojković, better known as Vuk Mob, and an unidentified girl. The shooting occurred in front of the splav where Bosnian rapper Jala Brat and Juice were performing last night. Incidentally, Vuk Mob and a tattoo artist from Žarkovo were at the splav to support Jala Brat and Juice, with whom they are privately acquainted and friends.

According to unofficial information obtained by this newspaper, Stevanović was shot multiple times, while Gojković was shot once, and the unidentified girl sustained a leg wound in the shooting. She was hit by a stray bullet fired by the attacker at Stevanović and Gojković's friends.

As "Blic" has learned, the shooting was preceded by a scuffle between two young men who were wounded and two unidentified individuals at the splav. The club's security therefore ejected all four young men from the splav, after which the confrontation ensued.

The attackers fled the scene after the shooting, and the police are searching for them.