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[00:00:19] Good afternoon, you are watching the N1 television news at 2 PM.
[00:00:22] My name is Milica Spasić, we highlight the most important
[00:00:26] news for you right at the beginning.
[00:00:30] With the signature of Director Vladimir Orlić, the BIA
[00:00:33] wiretapped and followed students, prosecutors, people from
[00:00:37] universities, leaders of opposition parties,
[00:00:40] journalists, as shown by documents published by the weekly
[00:00:43] Radar.
[00:00:46] Provincial Secretary for Social Policy Predrag
[00:00:49] Vuletić arrested on suspicion of damaging the budget of Vojvodina by more than
[00:00:52] 130 million
[00:00:54] dinars.
[00:01:00] received OFAC permission to start the takeover of
[00:01:04] NIS.
[00:01:08] Bomb threats on planes across Europe,
[00:01:11] at least 14 planes grounded, false
[00:01:14] threats, say Czech and British
[00:01:17] authorities.
[00:01:24] Evidence exclusively obtained by Radar shows the massiveness of
[00:01:27] monitoring Serbian citizens and exchange. And how, they state,
[00:01:31] the abuse of the secret service and the director of the Security Information
[00:01:34] Agency, Vladimir Orlić. Namely, Radar published the High Court's decision
[00:01:38] to terminate the BIA's surveillance measures over
[00:01:41] students, the chief of staff of the rector, the president of the Democratic
[00:01:45] Party, the representative of the IT Blockade association
[00:01:48] Aleksa Miuć, and the president of the Independent Union
[00:01:51] of Serbian Railway Workers. Radar had access to several decisions
[00:01:55] of the High Court in Belgrade in which, after a long period of
[00:01:59] conducting secret surveillance, proposals for their
[00:02:02] further extension were rejected. As an explanation for
[00:02:05] the rejection, it was stated that no evidence
[00:02:09] or suspicion presented by the BIA as justification
[00:02:13] for introducing the measures was collected. In several cases, the measures were rejected
[00:02:16] the first time the BIA requested them. All these requests
[00:02:19] sent to the High Court, which turned out to be
[00:02:22] unfounded, were signed by the director of the Security Information
[00:02:25] Agency, Vladimir Orlić. By examining individual decisions of the High Court in
[00:02:29] Belgrade, where the further application of measures was rejected, it can be seen that
[00:02:33] the BIA and its director Orlić requested this mostly
[00:02:36] in a template manner, stating, I quote, "due to the existence of
[00:02:39] reasonable suspicion that it conducts activities that endanger the constitutional order and
[00:02:43] security of the Republic of Serbia by committing criminal acts of inciting
[00:02:47] violent change of the constitutional
[00:02:49] order."
[00:02:52] The BIA also targeted Aleksa Miuć from IT Blockade,
[00:02:56] for whom the High Court in Belgrade stated that it approved
[00:02:59] the request for measures for the first time in April
[00:03:03] 2026. The Security Information Agency explained that his
[00:03:06] actions could lead to the disruption of the constitutional order and
[00:03:09] the violent overthrow of legally elected authorities. Miuć told N1
[00:03:13] that the BIA's explanation is template-like
[00:03:16] and shameful. It states that I, as a member of
[00:03:20] the association, provide financial, logistical,
[00:03:23] operational and other support to the student movement, which in
[00:03:26] principle is my legally constitutionally guaranteed right.
[00:03:31] Uh, it is in principle clear that uh
[00:03:34] Vladimir Orlić at the head of the BIA acted
[00:03:38] as an extended arm of one man uh who
[00:03:41] manages what we can see as more resembling an
[00:03:45] organized criminal group than people who
[00:03:48] should be civil servants of our state to protect
[00:03:52] and we must continue to work on citizens. This means they directed the state
[00:03:54] apparatus against their own
[00:03:56] citizens.
[00:03:58] The weekly Radar obtained documents that reveal
[00:04:02] suspected of participating in the attack on that the editorial office was under surveillance, meaning they were wiretapped. As
[00:04:06] Radar writes, the director of the Security Information Agency, Vladimir Orlić,
[00:04:10] sent a request to the High Court in Belgrade for the application of secret surveillance
[00:04:14] measures against Vesna Mališić, the editor-in-chief of Radar, as well as journalists
[00:04:17] Sandra Petrušić and Milan Radonjić. The High Court approved these measures
[00:04:21] for the first time on June 12 of this year. The measures that were
[00:04:24] prescribed against the editors and journalists of Radar included
[00:04:28] recording communications. In the premises, among other things,
[00:04:31] business premises on the first floor of the business building at the address
[00:04:35] Terazije 5 in Belgrade are mentioned. This is actually
[00:04:38] the address of Radar's editorial office, so in that way, the BIA under Orlić's leadership
[00:04:42] wiretapped the communications of all editors and journalists of
[00:04:45] Radar.
[00:04:48] In that last law on the Security Information Agency, powers were
[00:04:52] practically given to the director of the agency to
[00:04:55] practically introduce measures on his own initiative based on his assessment,
[00:04:59] that is how it is said that we should consider
[00:05:03] that there are indications, but
[00:05:05] of course, it is a demonstration of the working methods
[00:05:09] of a classic political police, what we had.
[00:05:12] countries of the Soviet bloc, before the
[00:05:16] collapse, before the collapse of communism and the fall of the Berlin
[00:05:19] Wall, this, I think
[00:05:23] definitely a reason for his
[00:05:26] resignation, but also for deep
[00:05:29] thought on how such an agency
[00:05:33] could continue to exist, in what form, certainly
[00:05:37] not, not even under this name under which it currently
[00:05:40] functions, things have regressed so
[00:05:43] much that
[00:05:46] I really think that we must go to those
[00:05:50] methods that were applied in the countries of the former Eastern Bloc after
[00:05:53] the fall of
[00:05:54] communism.
[00:05:59] Provincial Secretary for Social Policy, Demography, Gender
[00:06:02] Equality Predrag Vuletić and the president of that secretariat's commission
[00:06:06] for reviewing applications for funding have been arrested
[00:06:10] on suspicion of abusing their official position
[00:06:13] and damaging the Vojvodina budget by just over 130
[00:06:17] million dinars. In Novi Sad, N1 reporter
[00:06:20] Inakula. Ina, what do we know about the charges
[00:06:23] against Vuletić? What is
[00:06:25] he accused of?
[00:06:30] Well, we know what the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad announced,
[00:06:34] that the provincial secretary for social policy,
[00:06:37] Predrag Vuletić, was arrested along with another person on
[00:06:41] suspicion that they damaged the budget of Vojvodina by
[00:06:44] just over 130 million dinars, as you
[00:06:47] yourself stated. So, in addition to the provincial
[00:06:50] secretary for social policy, another person was arrested.
[00:06:54] It is Dijana Milović. She is the president
[00:06:57] of the commission of the provincial Secretariat for
[00:07:01] reviewing applications for funding, and they are actually
[00:07:04] suspected of abusing their official position.
[00:07:08] They say the damage was caused by paying out funds
[00:07:12] in the form of assistance for the third or
[00:07:15] fourth born child. To clarify, the situation is actually
[00:07:19] the following: it is suspected that the two people
[00:07:22] who were brought in actually paid money to
[00:07:26] individuals, and that these individuals,
[00:07:29] or rather, these individuals did not even meet the
[00:07:32] most basic condition of the competition, that is, to have a third, and
[00:07:36] therefore a fourth child. And it is suspected, therefore, that in this way
[00:07:40] these two detained persons abused their official
[00:07:43] position, thereby damaging the budget of
[00:07:46] the province by just over 130 million dinars.
[00:07:50] And
[00:07:52] what are the reactions to this
[00:07:54] arrest?
[00:07:59] Well, the reactions are as follows: provincial
[00:08:03] MPs and opposition provincial MPs say that it is even
[00:08:06] ironic that today is the 19th session of the Assembly
[00:08:10] of Vojvodina, which is actually considering
[00:08:13] the budget rebalance for this year. So, the
[00:08:16] situation from today, or rather from this morning, that the
[00:08:20] provincial secretary was arrested, is somewhat ironic.
[00:08:23] Provincial MPs from the opposition tried to move that
[00:08:27] topic, so to speak, to the assembly hall, to
[00:08:31] raise that topic at the podium. They were not allowed to do so. So,
[00:08:35] the president of the Vojvodina Assembly prevented them from doing so, saying
[00:08:38] in principle that it was neither the time nor the place to raise such a topic.
[00:08:42] However, we did talk to provincial MPs, so here's
[00:08:46] what they told us about this
[00:08:49] news. What I expect is that this process
[00:08:52] will continue and we see that our, uh, our
[00:08:56] had some data when they
[00:08:59] managed from the 26th until today to already form a case, to enter
[00:09:03] the secretariat, meaning they have already been monitoring for some time what is
[00:09:07] happening there. Is it based on citizen reports, is it
[00:09:10] uh due to some other circumstances, or rather, we don't know that, but
[00:09:14] it would be good if after the formation of the government, the State Audit
[00:09:18] Agency or some other body that will be under the government's wing enters
[00:09:21] the provincial secretariats to do all that it should have
[00:09:25] been doing for years, that is, to control the work of the provincial
[00:09:29] secretariats, because it is more than obvious that
[00:09:32] money has been stolen
[00:09:36] competitions, through various secretariats, these funds were simply
[00:09:39] siphoned off and ended up in someone's pockets.
[00:09:44] It is very obvious here, and one of the very symptomatic moments is that Radio
[00:09:48] Television Vojvodina is not broadcasting this assembly. The provincial
[00:09:51] secretary was arrested for alleged embezzlement of over
[00:09:54] 130 million dinars in some funds, right? Uh, also
[00:09:58] here I'm talking about the budget rebalance, which is now absolutely pointless to discuss,
[00:10:01] because unfortunately, the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina largely depends on
[00:10:05] transfers of republican funds, and we will very soon have a new government
[00:10:08] of the Republic of Serbia, the first one that will not act based on anyone's influence.
[00:10:12] And we must wait for a certain logic of political processes. We cannot now
[00:10:16] talk about the budget until that happens, until changes
[00:10:20] occur, new financial restructurings in the state. Then
[00:10:24] afterwards, "it will be time for new provincial and all other
[00:10:27] elections."
[00:10:32] That's what the provincial MPs from the Vojvodina with Students
[00:10:36] parliamentary group said. In the assembly hall, the session, the 19th
[00:10:39] session of the Assembly of Vojvodina, is still
[00:10:42] ongoing. Their main agenda item, it seems,
[00:10:46] is the budget rebalance, the proposal that the budget be increased
[00:10:49] from the current 59 to 59.6
[00:10:53] billion dinars. But there is no, uh, let's say,
[00:10:57] discussion about today's situations,
[00:11:00] or rather about today's events, which is that the provincial
[00:11:03] secretary for social policy was arrested early
[00:11:06] this morning. That was a live report from Novi Sad by our Ina
[00:11:10] Džakula. And Novi Sad police have issued
[00:11:13] a search warrant for Gorski Matović on suspicion of committing the criminal offense
[00:11:16] of endangering security. The search was issued because the police could not
[00:11:20] find him at his residential address. Let us remind you, Matović
[00:11:24] is one of 49 people who
[00:11:27] were pardoned by former President Aleksandar Vučić on the last day of his
[00:11:30] mandate. He was pardoned for the criminal offense of violent behavior when
[00:11:34] he hit a student in front of the Serbian National Theater and then pushed a female student
[00:11:37] who hit her head against the wall.
[00:11:41] The latest incident for which the police are now looking for him, Matović committed
[00:11:45] near a polling station on October 25, election
[00:11:48] day, when citizens reported him and a group of men
[00:11:52] intimidating voters.
[00:11:55] In the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, interrogations are underway
[00:11:59] of the arrested nine MUP members, among them SAJ Commander Igor
[00:12:02] Žmirić, suspected of torturing and abusing several people in
[00:12:06] the Serbian Government building last year. Tanjug learned this
[00:12:09] today. The head of the Criminal Police Directorate, Marko Kričak, and
[00:12:13] the commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, Igor Žmirić,
[00:12:16] were arrested, let's recall, in recent days. The prosecutor's offices charge them with
[00:12:20] mistreating students during protests in August last
[00:12:23] year. At that time, mistreatment occurred near the Faculty of Law
[00:12:26] in Belgrade, as well as near the Serbian government, when arrested
[00:12:30] students were detained in the Serbian Government's
[00:12:33] garage. Along with Žmirić, on suspicion of criminal acts of abuse and torture
[00:12:37] in the government garage, seven other active and one former
[00:12:41] police officer were arrested and detained. It is precisely that
[00:12:44] retired member of the security unit, Milan Vuković
[00:12:48] Baka, the current acting director of the special detention unit of the District Prison
[00:12:52] in Belgrade, who was arrested because he
[00:12:56] brought a mobile phone to his former commander Marko Kričak,
[00:12:59] also suspected in this case, in a prison cell in that very
[00:13:03] institution. One of the injured students, Nikolina
[00:13:06] Sinđelić, told N1 that she remains anxious until she
[00:13:10] sees the final
[00:13:11] verdicts.
[00:13:14] After a little over a year, some things have finally
[00:13:18] started to change. Up until now, honestly, it was very
[00:13:22] difficult, because we simply
[00:13:25] neither my legal team nor I knew what awaited us tomorrow, whether this case
[00:13:29] would ever come to light, whether
[00:13:32] anything would ever happen. Honestly, we didn't have
[00:13:35] a very optimistic view on all of that, but
[00:13:39] the change of government itself brought
[00:13:42] some improvements, but what
[00:13:45] is characteristic of this case is that there
[00:13:49] are still many people who need to be prosecuted, uh,
[00:13:52] because of other students who were, uh... "involved in
[00:13:55] beating other people who were there, because there were
[00:13:59] even a double-digit number of us there,
[00:14:03] so now we finally have hope that something
[00:14:06] will happen, and I repeat, until sentences are
[00:14:09] pronounced, we still cannot
[00:14:13] sleep peacefully
[00:14:17] ensuring that everything ends as it should.
[00:14:21] Students in the blockade of Niš University announced that they
[00:14:24] welcome the arrest of six people
[00:14:27] bikers from the mobile teams of the student movement who
[00:14:31] on October 25 visited polling stations in Niš, and
[00:14:34] stressed that they expect the investigation to be conducted to the end and that those responsible
[00:14:38] be prosecuted in accordance with the law. Among those arrested are
[00:14:41] Branislav Kačar, former councilor, advisor to Minister Novica
[00:14:45] Tončev, Vekoslav Pantić, Radnički fan, Bojan
[00:14:48] Marinković, official of the Serbian Progressive Party, known as
[00:14:52] Boyzi, Aleksandar Aritonović, as well as Milan
[00:14:55] Mitić, his son Petar Mitić, kickboxer, announced
[00:14:59] the students in blockade from Niš, as reported by Nova.
[00:15:03] RS.
[00:15:06] Serbia without concrete reforms and without renewed trust in relations with
[00:15:10] the member states of the European Union cannot achieve true progress on its European
[00:15:13] path, stated the European Parliament's rapporteur for Serbia, Tonino
[00:15:17] Picula. Picula also wrote that at the meeting of the European
[00:15:20] Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, he specifically raised the question of Serbia, where,
[00:15:25] as he said, parliamentary elections fundamentally changed the political
[00:15:28] landscape. He stated that he asked the European Commissioner for Enlargement,
[00:15:32] Marta Kos, who presented the new package of union enlargement at the meeting,
[00:15:36] whether the change of government in Serbia could bring about a foreign policy
[00:15:39] shift, especially regarding alignment with the common foreign and security
[00:15:43] policy of the union in relation to its neighbors. Commissioner
[00:15:46] Kos stated that the European Union is ready to help the new
[00:15:50] Serbian government in implementing reforms, but that it is crucial to restore
[00:15:53] the damaged trust between Serbia and the member states of the European Union, as
[00:15:57] well as the trust of Serbian citizens in the Union itself. Without concrete
[00:16:01] reforms and renewed trust, there can be no real progress on
[00:16:04] the European path, stated Tonino
[00:16:08] Picula.
[00:16:08] The Office of Foreign Assets
[00:16:13] Control (OFAC) at the US Department of the Treasury
[00:16:16] has issued an additional license to Moll and Moll
[00:16:20] Serbia Investment in connection with the potential acquisition of an ownership stake in the oil
[00:16:24] industry of Serbia. As Moll announced, the license approves
[00:16:27] certain transactions necessary for the transfer of Russian-origin securities
[00:16:31] to the company Moll Serbia Investment KFT,
[00:16:34] as well as activities including obtaining certain
[00:16:38] necessary approvals from Russian state authorities. The license
[00:16:42] is valid until February 28, 2027.
[00:16:46] The license does not cover the completion of the transaction that would
[00:16:49] result in the termination of Russian ownership and control in NIS.
[00:16:53] Any such completion of the transaction would require separate approval
[00:16:57] from OFAC, Moll specified.
[00:17:00] Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban stated yesterday that the country
[00:17:04] expects an agreement on the takeover of the Russian stake
[00:17:08] in NIS by December 11, and
[00:17:11] that all parties want to finalize negotiations by that deadline.
[00:17:14] Professor at the Faculty of Economics, Dejan
[00:17:17] Šoškić, stated, while guesting on the show "Probudise" on Nova
[00:17:20] television, that the National Bank of Serbia made a series of controversial
[00:17:24] decisions regarding Alta Bank. He adds that it was necessary
[00:17:27] to carry out more significant controls. Earlier,
[00:17:31] Šoškić stated that he would consider the position of prime minister
[00:17:34] if that were the proposal of
[00:17:37] students.
[00:17:40] We had a completely atypical, abnormal,
[00:17:44] wrong, and harmful decision here that the National Bank of Serbia
[00:17:47] allowed someone who owns a currency exchange office to buy
[00:17:50] a bank. So, that is absolutely done, that is a huge red
[00:17:53] flag. So, that is done, that is, let's say,
[00:17:56] the first mistake. After that, when you exhaust all possibilities
[00:18:00] to prevent someone from entering your banking sector because
[00:18:04] you believe that they can potentially create risks and cause
[00:18:07] damage which in the end citizens pay, then
[00:18:10] the National Bank should have used the mechanisms it could have,
[00:18:14] which is to keep its people in that commercial
[00:18:17] bank. It can appoint a person who will be at every executive
[00:18:21] board meeting, every board of directors meeting, to demand that
[00:18:25] risk management, that is, the risk manager and internal
[00:18:29] auditor, be placed completely beyond any power of
[00:18:32] influence from the director regarding salary, dismissal,
[00:18:35] hiring, so that they are directly in communication with
[00:18:39] the supervisor. They could also do this when appointing
[00:18:43] people to governing bodies, they can check
[00:18:46] their competencies if they have doubts. So, a regulator in the world
[00:18:50] when it has doubts about whether someone knows banking business well or not, they can
[00:18:53] bring them in and give them a test in the central bank. Go ahead,
[00:18:57] pass the test. If you fail the test, you are not competent, you cannot
[00:19:00] be a director, you cannot be a member of the board of directors, you cannot be
[00:19:04] the president of the board of directors. Someone who ran a currency exchange office was the president
[00:19:07] of the board of directors. So, there is a whole series
[00:19:09] of fouls there.
[00:19:17] Bomb threats for the second time this week have disrupted
[00:19:20] air traffic across Europe. According to current
[00:19:23] information, there have been such threats on more than 14
[00:19:27] flights. A flight from Dublin to Rome was diverted to
[00:19:30] the Evreux military base in France, the Milan-Warsaw flight to
[00:19:34] Vienna, and the flight from London to Sofia to Plov.
[00:19:38] Security checks were carried out on flights to Sofia, Rome, and
[00:19:41] Brussels. Czech police are preparing
[00:19:44] to receive four planes in Prague, but they assess the credibility
[00:19:48] of the threats as low. Similar threats on Tuesday affected
[00:19:51] at least seven flights. No explosives were
[00:19:53] found then.
[00:19:57] The Kremlin has denied allegations that Russia is behind the hacking attacks on refrigeration
[00:20:01] units in supermarkets across Europe. Several chains
[00:20:05] in EU countries were affected by the attack this week, and
[00:20:08] the temperature in refrigerators was increased to 50 degrees, which led
[00:20:12] to spoilage and melting of food.
[00:20:16] These are absurd claims, and as always, they are not substantiated by any
[00:20:19] explanation or any evidence. Nevertheless, such
[00:20:23] unfounded accusations are made against our country, which is linked
[00:20:26] to everything and anything. This is becoming a common trend in European
[00:20:30] countries. Once again, I emphasize that this accusation is completely
[00:20:33] absurd. Some high school students who are blocking
[00:20:37] schools have taken to the streets of Paris, while others
[00:20:40] have blocked a road in the city center. Hundreds of thousands
[00:20:44] of demonstrators are expected to march through French cities, and public
[00:20:48] sector employees will strike.
[00:20:50] This is a new test for President Emmanuel Macron after weeks of unrest
[00:20:54] that shook his government and became the main topic five months
[00:20:58] before the presidential elections. The protests were called by trade unions with
[00:21:01] the support of student and pupil organizations. The mobilization followed
[00:21:05] after demonstrations over the cost of living, public services,
[00:21:08] and education escalated into the most severe unrest France
[00:21:11] has experienced in recent years.
[00:21:14] And
[00:21:19] protests in Greece, students have taken to the streets for the third
[00:21:22] time in recent weeks, demanding improved conditions in
[00:21:26] education and measures to reduce the cost of living. Students gathered
[00:21:30] in front of the University of Athens said they cannot afford
[00:21:33] basic living expenses such as rent, school
[00:21:36] supplies, and groceries. Student unions are demanding greater
[00:21:40] state funding for education, as well as improved services and study
[00:21:43] conditions. They were supported by high school students
[00:21:46] and teachers who demanded higher salaries as well as better services
[00:21:50] and working conditions in
[00:21:51] education.
[00:22:00] Next are sports news prepared by colleagues from Sport
[00:22:03] Club.
[00:25:32] Today, no rain in most of the country with a mix of sun and clouds,
[00:25:36] tomorrow mostly sunny. Details about the weather are available from our meteorologist. Sara
[00:25:40] Botić. From Friday we expect stabilization
[00:25:43] of the weather, more sunny periods, although mornings
[00:25:46] remain cold autumn-like. Over our
[00:25:50] areas, more stable weather is establishing itself under the influence of a field
[00:25:53] of high air pressure, cloudiness will
[00:25:56] gradually decrease, but due to clear nights and weaker
[00:26:00] wind, mornings will be very cold with... local occurrences of fog
[00:26:03] and ground frost. The weather on Friday
[00:26:06] in Serbia will be partly clear with alternating clouds and
[00:26:09] sun, the morning will be cold, during the day
[00:26:13] warmer, light wind of variable direction. The minimum
[00:26:16] temperature will be from -2 degrees in northern Serbia to
[00:26:20] four in the south, and the maximum temperature on
[00:26:23] Friday will be from 10 to 14
[00:26:25] degrees. During the weekend there will be more sunny intervals,
[00:26:29] mornings will remain very cold, with frost and fog in some places. or low
[00:26:33] clouds. For the weekend, during the day, the temperature will generally be between
[00:26:37] 10 and 12 degrees. On Monday it will be a few degrees
[00:26:41] warmer. From Tuesday, new clouds with rain
[00:26:44] in all regions, while on Wednesday and Thursday we expect
[00:26:48] dry weather, but windy with strengthening
[00:26:51] of the Košava wind.
[00:26:53] That was the news, continue to follow the N1 television program, thank you for
[00:26:56] your attention.
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