FLASH
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The participation of such a high-ranking officer as Zoran Stanic, who was the head of secret operations of the BIA in the opposition protests, does not seem to be just a signal, but a fact of a strong war that has spread in Serbia...
Like Slobodan Milosevic in the 90s, Aleksandar Vucic is also suffering his fate today. He is being abandoned day by day by the backbone of the state and the Serbian state machine. This has been seen for a long time, and is being commented more and more as a strong move by the most important secret services of the great powers such as the CIA, the German BND, the British MI6, but also by the Russians.
Today, very important people of the fundamental Serbian state base have abandoned Aleksandar.
Zoran Stanic (ZIS), a former high-ranking member of the Serbian Secret Service (BIA) who had functions in special operations, was seen in the protests organized by the Serbian opposition against Vucic. It seems that the Serbian secret service is turning its back on the President, so the BIA is heading towards disintegration, just like in the time of Milosevic when the Red Berets went against the then former Yugoslav president, which they ousted from power on October 5, 2000 through a coup popular.
The media in Belgrade are increasingly talking about the protests of 1990, when the head of the Serbian special forces and the infamous Legija turned against Slobodan Milosevic. In all probability it is about large amounts of money that are circulating in the game, but also big games.
Vučić's fear is greater and greater, not because the opposition is growing, but because parts of the basic pillar of the Serbian state are leaving. One of the most important demands of the peaceful protesters against Vučić in Belgrade, who have been massive, is the removal of the head of the BIA, Aleksandër Vulin.
Vucic's friend who is a communist youth secretary, student of Mirjana Markovic who doesn't know anything about the Serbian service game. And as in the time of Sllobo, when they turned their backs on him because he allowed his wife to stick her nose in the successor of the UDB, this time too the BIA does not accept the political game outside the officers.
The participation of such a high-ranking officer as Zoran Stanic, who was the head of secret operations of the BIA in the opposition protests, does not seem to be just a signal, but a fact of a strong war that has spread in Serbia. Which in all likelihood will have many victims, but will also produce important developments.
Starting from the departure and collapse of the power of Aleksandër Vucic. And this war seems to come from London, as the British secret service seems to be in charge of a strong movement in Belgrade. As in 1990./ Pamphlet
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