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About 60 foreign services are active in Serbia, says expert - PoliticsEnglish


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Serbia is targeted by intelligence services of some 60 countries, which plan 
subversive acts, fake news, and disturbance of the public. 

Source: Tanjug Friday, June 15, 2018 | 10:31 

 

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This is according to professor Milan Mijalkovski, former dean at the Faculty of 
Security, who told the daily Politika that "everything that is happening in 
Serbia can also be observed through some internal reason, but should be brought 
into context of foreign factors' interests."

According to him, the situation in Serbia and the region should be viewed as a 
system of communicating vessels. Mijalkovski pointed out to the sharp clash in 
this region of the geopolitical interests of the world's biggest powers - the 
United States, Russia and China, Turkey as a regional powers, but also the 
transnational factor ignored by many - the Islamists. 

Then there's the "aggressive posture" of the West, above all the EU, in terms 
of Kosovo and Metohija, he continued. 

Based on his experience and long-term monitoring of the situation, Mijalkovski 
said that Serbia is being "investigated" by intelligence services of about 60 
countries. 

"Bearing in mind that they have been doing this for almost three decades, it 
means they have created such positions, such influential agency in Serbia that 
is ready, trained, educated to perform diverse subversive activities, starting 
with pressure groups, launching all kinds of fake news, disturbing the public. 
Their capabilities are respectable and they are constantly strengthened by 
various activities, primarily secret, but also public," he said. 

Asked what the main goal is, Mijalkovski replied that they want to force Serbia 
to recognize as soon as possible the fake state of Kosovo. "As resistance 
toward such a goal grows, it's to be expected that they will amplify various 
types of pressure. I think that is how we should look at the current security 
situation and perspectives," Mijalkovski said.

 

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