[ad_1] Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić said she did not know who was eavesdropping on President Aleksandar Vučić, but it was certainly someone who performed a high state function, because, as she emphasized, no one else has those capabilities. Brnabic notes that the authorities are doing their job and that …
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[ad_1] Since the working group of the Ministry of the Interior, by order of the Prosecutor’s Office for Organized Crime, collected evidence showing that there was illegal wiretapping of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and members of his family by the police, the question arises of what interest the group had …
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[ad_1] Photo: Happy TV Printscreen BELGRADE – The case of the wiretapping of the President of Serbia, which came to light on the eve of the New Year, rightly concerned the national public because a justified question arises: whether anyone can listen to the head of state, who is also …
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[ad_1] “For several days, I have been listening to speculation and speculation behind the scenes in which it is publicly or covertly and perfidiously insinuated about my potential knowledge about the wiretapping of the President of the Republic. On that occasion, and with the sole purpose of not allowing lies …
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[ad_1] The wiretapping scandal and a kind of attempted coup, as characterized by security experts, and which was revealed by President Aleksandar Vučić in a conversation with Kurir, has been shaking Serbia for days. After the president clearly stated in a New Years interview for our newspaper that he knew …
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