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Moscow did not delay to respond to Washington, which declared "non grata" the head of the Serbian secret service, Aleksandr Vulin.
A few days after this decision, the head of the Serbian BIA was summoned to Moscow and given a high decoration on behalf of Vladimir Putin, by the hand of Russia's number two, Nikolai Patrushev, who is none other than the chief of services Russian secrets.
The news was announced by the Croatian media, Večernij List, which adds that the head of the Russian FSB Sergej Narushkin expressed his gratitude to Vulini for the correctness in the implementation of joint operations.
The most recent of these operations was the one in Banjska, Kosovo, where a Serbian terrorist commando killed the Kosovo Police officer, Afrim Bunjaku.
The Croatian newspaper informs that the Director of the Serbian BIA, Aleksandar Vulin, was in Moscow until recently, where he met with the highest security structures of the Russian Federation. As we have already written, Vulin was received by the Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Nikolai Patrushev and the Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service Sergej Naryshkin. Naryshkin awarded Alexander Vulin the Medal for Cooperation for his outstanding professional and personal contribution to the improvement of relations between Serbia and Russia.
The head of the Russian secret services has informed Aleksandar Vulini that one of the reasons for his honor from Moscow was precisely not signing to America. And this Vecernij List emphasizes that it is also in the official motivation of the decoration.
After being honored with the high decoration, Vulin also met with the Minister of Defense of Russia, General Sergei Shoigu.
As Večernij List reports, Shojgu expressed his gratitude to the former BIA director for his cooperation at the time when Aleksandar Vulin was in charge of the Ministry of Defense of Serbia and for everything they did together to bring Serbia closer together. and Russia and the armed forces of the two countries. .
Shoigu emphasized that Aleksandar Vulin once again put the interests of his country above his personal interests. / Pamphlet
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