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[00:00:05] našim digitalnim platformama, hvala vam na pažnji.
[00:00:18] Good afternoon, you are watching the 4 PM news on N1 television. My name is Milica
[00:00:22] Spasić, and we bring you the most important news for
[00:00:24] you.
[00:00:28] The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime has ordered the SB Pok
[00:00:32] to investigate the director of BIA Vladimir Orlić based on criminal
[00:00:36] charges filed by lawyer Ivan
[00:00:37] Ninić.
[00:00:40] The Provincial Secretary for Social Policy, Predrag Vuletić, was arrested
[00:00:44] on suspicion of having damaged the budget of Vojvodina by more than
[00:00:47] 130 million dinars.
[00:00:51] MOL received OFAC's permission for the start of its takeover of
[00:00:54] NIS.
[00:01:00] The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime announced that two cases have been opened in that
[00:01:03] prosecutor's office
[00:01:07] quite well until today. We knew it was one of based on criminal charges filed by lawyer Ivan Ninić, one of which
[00:01:09] relates to the director of the Security Information Agency
[00:01:13] BIA, Vladimir Orlić. As the report specified,
[00:01:16] one complaint was filed against BIA director Orlić and
[00:01:19] several other officials of that agency for criminal offenses
[00:01:23] of abuse of official position in conjunction with the criminal offense of violation
[00:01:27] and we must continue to work of voting rights and the criminal offense of coercion. Let's recall,
[00:01:30] Ninić announced on the X network that he had filed criminal charges against the director
[00:01:33] of the Security Information Agency for imposing
[00:01:36] a work obligation on BIA employees to collect capillary votes for
[00:01:40] the Serbian Progressive Party on their forms for the SNS as a work
[00:01:43] obligation, according to
[00:01:46] the report.
[00:01:49] Evidence exclusively obtained by Radar shows the massiveness of
[00:01:52] the infiltration of Serbian citizens and the extent, as they state, of the abuse by the secret service and
[00:01:56] BIA director Vladimir Orlić. Namely, Radar
[00:02:00] announced the decisions of the higher court to terminate BIA's surveillance measures over
[00:02:04] students, the chief of staff of the rector, the president of the Democratic
[00:02:07] Party, the representative of the IT Blockade Association Aleksa
[00:02:10] Mijuc, and the president of the independent railway workers' union
[00:02:14] of Serbia. Radar had insight into several decisions of the High Court
[00:02:17] in Belgrade, in which, after a long period of implementing secret surveillance
[00:02:21] measures, proposals for their further extension were rejected. As
[00:02:24] a justification for the rejection, it was stated
[00:02:27] that no evidence had been collected or that the suspicion raised by the BIA
[00:02:31] as justification for imposing the measures, in several cases the measures were
[00:02:35] rejected, and the first time the BIA requested them. All these
[00:02:38] requests sent to the higher court, which proved to be unfounded, were signed by
[00:02:42] the director of the Security Information Agency, Vladimir Orlić.
[00:02:46] Insight into individual decisions of the Higher Court in Belgrade, which rejected the further application
[00:02:49] of the measures, shows that the BIA and its director Orlić requested them
[00:02:53] mostly in a template fashion, stating, I quote,
[00:02:56] due to the existence of grounds for suspicion that activities are being carried out that would undermine the constitutional
[00:03:00] order and security of the Republic of Serbia, by committing criminal offenses,
[00:03:04] calling for a violent change of the constitutional order, they stated.
[00:03:07] Anameti Bio was also
[00:03:11] Aleksa Miuca from IT blockade, for whom the Higher Court in Belgrade
[00:03:14] first approved the requested measures in April
[00:03:17] 2026. BIA explained that his
[00:03:21] actions could lead to the disruption of the constitutional order and the violent
[00:03:24] overthrow of the legally elected government. Miuca tells N1 that the
[00:03:28] BIA's explanation is formulaic and legal. It
[00:03:32] states that I, as a member of the association, provide
[00:03:35] financial, logistical, operational, and other support to the student
[00:03:39] movement, which in principle is my legally
[00:03:42] and constitutionally guaranteed right.
[00:03:44] Uh, it is in principle clear that
[00:03:48] Vladimir Orlić at the head of the BIA acted
[00:03:52] as an extended arm of one man, uh, who
[00:03:55] manages what we can see looks more like an
[00:03:59] organized... criminal group, rather than people
[00:04:02] who should be civil servants of our state
[00:04:05] to protect citizens. So they directed the state
[00:04:08] apparatus against their own citizens. And
[00:04:12] the weekly Radar obtained documents revealing that the
[00:04:15] editorial office was under surveillance, meaning that they were wiretapped. As Radar writes,
[00:04:19] the director of the Security Information Agency, Vladimir Orlić, sent
[00:04:23] a request to the Higher Court in Belgrade for the application of secret surveillance measures
[00:04:27] against Vesna Mališić, the editor-in-chief of Radar, as well as
[00:04:30] journalists Sandra Petrušić and Milan Radonjić. The Higher Court first
[00:04:34] approved these measures on June 12th of this year. The measures prescribed
[00:04:38] against the editor and journalists of Radar included recording
[00:04:41] communications in their premises. Among other things, business premises
[00:04:45] on the first floor of the business building at Terazije
[00:04:49] 5 in Belgrade were mentioned. This is actually the address of Radar's editorial office, so in
[00:04:52] this way, the BIA, under the leadership of Orlić, wiretapped the communications
[00:04:56] of all editors and journalists of Radar.
[00:05:01] In that last law on the Security Information Agency, powers were
[00:05:05] practically given to the director of the agency to
[00:05:08] practically initiate it based on his
[00:05:11] a traditional German product based own assessment. It is said that it should be considered
[00:05:14] to see if there are indications, but of course
[00:05:18] it is, it is a demonstration
[00:05:21] of the working methods of a classic political police, what we
[00:05:24] had in the countries of the
[00:05:26] Soviet bloc, before
[00:05:29] the collapse, before the collapse of communism and the fall of the Berlin
[00:05:32] Wall, this, I think
[00:05:36] it is definitely a reason for his
[00:05:39] resignation, but also for a deep
[00:05:42] reflection on how such an agency
[00:05:46] could continue to exist and in what form.
[00:05:49] Certainly not even under this name under which
[00:05:53] it now functions. Things have regressed so
[00:05:56] much that
[00:05:58] I really think it is necessary to adopt the methods that
[00:06:02] were applied in the countries of the former Eastern Bloc after
[00:06:06] the fall of
[00:06:07] communism.
[00:06:11] The Provincial Secretary for Social Policy, Demography, Gender Equality
[00:06:15] Predrag Vuletić and the president of the committee of that secretariat
[00:06:19] for reviewing applications for allocating funds Dijana Milojević, were arrested
[00:06:23] on suspicion of abusing their official position and damaging
[00:06:26] the budget of the autonomous province of Vojvodina by 130.9
[00:06:30] million dinars. These are funds that were allocated to families in which a
[00:06:34] third or fourth child is born for resolving housing
[00:06:37] issues or improving living conditions in the territory
[00:06:40] of Vojvodina based on public calls for the period from 2021 to
[00:06:44] 2024. According to the prosecution, the money was
[00:06:47] allocated to natural persons who did not meet even the basic
[00:06:50] condition of the public call to have a third or fourth
[00:06:54] child born.
[00:06:58] What I expect is for this process to continue, and we see that
[00:07:02] our police, our prosecution had some data all the time. When
[00:07:05] did they manage to form a case from the 26th until today
[00:07:09] and enter the secretariat? This means that they have been following
[00:07:13] what is happening there for some time, whether it's based on citizens' reports,
[00:07:16] or due to some other circumstances,
[00:07:20] we don't know that, but it would be good if after the formation of the
[00:07:23] government, the State Audit Institution or some other body
[00:07:27] that will be under the government's umbrella enters the provincial secretariats
[00:07:31] to do everything that it should have done for years, which is to
[00:07:35] control the work of the provincial secretariats, because it is more
[00:07:38] than obvious that money was stolen and
[00:07:42] that through various tenders, through various secretariats,
[00:07:45] those funds were simply drained and ended up in someone's
[00:07:49] pockets. It is very obvious here, and one of the most
[00:07:53] symptomatic moments is that Radio Television Vojvodina did not broadcast this
[00:07:56] assembly. The provincial secretary was arrested for
[00:07:59] alleged embezzlement of over 130 million dinars, right?
[00:08:03] Uh, also, we're talking about budget rebalancing here, which is absolutely
[00:08:07] pointless to talk about now, because unfortunately, the Autonomous Province
[00:08:10] of Vojvodina largely depends on transfers of republican funds. We
[00:08:14] will soon have a new government of the Republic of Serbia, the first one that will not act
[00:08:18] according to anyone's wishes, and we must
[00:08:21] wait for a certain logic of political processes. We cannot talk about
[00:08:24] the budget until that happens, until changes
[00:08:28] occur, new financial restructuring in the state. Then
[00:08:31] it will be time for new provincial and all other
[00:08:34] elections. The President of the Provincial Government, Maja
[00:08:38] Gojković, stated that she was not informed about the detention of the provincial secretary
[00:08:42] Predrag Vuletić due to alleged abuse of official
[00:08:44] position, but called for the presumption of
[00:08:48] innocence to be respected. Previously, opposition deputies at the session
[00:08:51] of the Vojvodina Assembly assessed that the provincial government had no legitimacy
[00:08:55] after Vuletić's arrest and the results of the parliamentary elections
[00:08:58] on October 25th. "We will comment when we
[00:09:02] know anything," Gojković said at the session, whose agenda included
[00:09:06] a proposal for the rebalancing of the provincial
[00:09:07] budget.
[00:09:11] And Novi Sad. Police issued a warrant for Gorski Matović for
[00:09:15] suspicion of committing the criminal offense of endangering security.
[00:09:18] The warrant was issued because the police could not find him at his registered address.
[00:09:22] Let us remind you, Matović is one of the 49 people pardoned by former
[00:09:25] president Aleksandar Vučić on the last day of
[00:09:28] his mandate. He was pardoned for the criminal offense of violent
[00:09:31] behavior when he hit a student in front of the Serbian National Theater,
[00:09:35] and then pushed a female student who then hit her head against
[00:09:38] the wall. The last incident for which the police are now looking for him, Matović
[00:09:42] created near a polling station on October 25th, when
[00:09:46] citizens reported him with a group of men intimidating
[00:09:49] voters.
[00:09:54] In the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, hearings are underway
[00:09:57] for nine arrested MUP members, including Saje Commander Igor
[00:10:01] Žmirić and Head of the Criminal Police Department Marko Kričak, who are
[00:10:05] suspected of torturing and abusing several people in the Serbian Government building
[00:10:08] last year. At that time, ill-treatment occurred near
[00:10:12] the university in Belgrade and at the Serbian Government when arrested students were
[00:10:15] detained in the Serbian Government garage. Among
[00:10:19] those arrested is retired member of the security unit
[00:10:23] Milan Vuković, Baka, the current acting director of the special
[00:10:26] detention unit of the district prison in Belgrade, who is in custody because
[00:10:30] someone brought a mobile phone to his former
[00:10:33] commander Marko Kričak in his prison cell in that institution.
[00:10:37] One of the injured students, Nikolina
[00:10:40] Sinđelić, tells N1 that she is still anxious until she sees the
[00:10:44] final
[00:10:44] verdicts.
[00:10:49] After a little more than a year, things have finally
[00:10:52] started to change. Until now.
[00:10:55] Honestly, it was very difficult,
[00:10:58] because simply neither my legal team nor I knew what awaited
[00:11:01] us tomorrow, whether this case would ever
[00:11:05] come to light, whether anything would ever
[00:11:08] happen. Honestly, we didn't have a very
[00:11:11] optimistic view on all of that, but
[00:11:14] the change of power itself brought some improvements,
[00:11:17] but what is
[00:11:20] characteristic of this case is that there are many more people
[00:11:23] who need to be prosecuted
[00:11:27] because of other students who participated in
[00:11:30] the beating of other people who were there, because there were
[00:11:34] even a double-digit number of us there. So
[00:11:38] now, finally, we have hope that something will happen,
[00:11:42] and I repeat, until the verdicts
[00:11:45] are pronounced, we still cannot
[00:11:48] sleep peacefully
[00:11:52] to ensure that everything ends as it should.
[00:11:55] The main trial hearing before the Higher Court in Novi Sad in the case
[00:11:59] against the four attackers of citizens near the Futoška market
[00:12:03] on December 13th, 2024,
[00:12:06] was postponed because the proxies of the injured party, Lazar
[00:12:09] Srdić, filed an appeal with the Constitutional Court, from which they requested
[00:12:13] to establish a violation of the human right of the injured party to the inviolability
[00:12:16] of physical and psychological integrity. The constitutional
[00:12:19] complaint also requested that the Constitutional Court annul the pardon decisions of the former
[00:12:23] president of the republic, as well as to urgently make a decision before that
[00:12:26] to postpone the execution of the pardon decisions until the final
[00:12:30] decision on the constitutional
[00:12:32] complaint.
[00:12:35] The right to pardon represents an explicit constitutional authority
[00:12:38] of the President of the Republic, the Ministry of Justice announced regarding the public's
[00:12:42] reaction to the decision of former President Aleksandar Vučić to pardon 49
[00:12:46] people before submitting his resignation. Regarding the allegations made in
[00:12:49] public questioning the constitutionality of Vučić's pardon
[00:12:52] decisions, it issued a statement
[00:12:55] emphasizing that it is a constitutional legal institute whose nature
[00:12:59] implies the possibility for the President of the Republic to make a decision on
[00:13:02] pardons, including exemption from criminal prosecution,
[00:13:06] which is explicitly provided for in Article 110 of the Criminal
[00:13:09] Code.
[00:13:15] The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) at the US Department of the Treasury
[00:13:19] has issued an additional license to companies MOL and MOL Serbia Investment
[00:13:22] in connection with the potential acquisition of a stake
[00:13:26] in the Serbian oil industry. As MOL announced, the license authorizes certain transactions necessary for
[00:13:29] the transfer of Russian-origin securities
[00:13:33] to the company MOL Serbia Investment KFT, as
[00:13:37] well as accompanying activities including obtaining certain
[00:13:41] necessary approvals from Russian state authorities. The license
[00:13:44] is valid until February 28, 2027.
[00:13:48] The license does not cover the completion of a transaction that would
[00:13:51] result in the termination of Russian ownership and control in the company.
[00:13:55] For NIS, any such transaction completion would require
[00:13:58] a special approval from OFAC, MOL clarified. Hungarian Foreign
[00:14:02] Minister Anita Orban stated yesterday that her country
[00:14:05] expects an agreement on the takeover of the Russian stake in NIS by
[00:14:09] December 11th, and that all parties want to complete
[00:14:12] negotiations by the deadline.
[00:14:15] We have now reached the weather forecast. From
[00:14:17] tomorrow, we expect predominantly sunny weather. Our Sara
[00:14:21] Botić has more details. From Friday, we expect stabilization
[00:14:25] of the weather, more sunny periods, although mornings
[00:14:29] will remain cold autumn-like. Over our
[00:14:32] region, more stable weather is establishing under the influence of a
[00:14:35] high-pressure air mass. Cloudiness will
[00:14:38] gradually decrease, but due to clear nights and weaker
[00:14:42] winds, mornings will be very cold with local fog
[00:14:45] and ground frost. The weather on Friday
[00:14:48] in Serbia will be partly cloudy with alternating clouds and
[00:14:52] sunshine. The morning will be cold, during the day
[00:14:55] warmer, light variable winds. The minimum
[00:14:58] temperature will be from -2 degrees Celsius in northern Serbia to
[00:15:02] four in the south, and the maximum temperature on
[00:15:05] Friday from 10 to 14 degrees Celsius.
[00:15:08] During the weekend, more sunny intervals, mornings still
[00:15:12] very cold, with occasional frost and fog or low
[00:15:15] clouds. For the weekend, daytime temperatures will mainly be between
[00:15:19] 10 and 12 degrees Celsius. On Monday,
[00:15:22] a few more degrees warmer. From Tuesday, then new clouds
[00:15:26] with rain in all regions, while on Wednesday and
[00:15:29] Thursday we expect dry weather, but windy with
[00:15:32] strengthening Košava wind.
[00:15:34] That was the news. Stay tuned to N1 television, follow
[00:15:38] us on our digital platforms. Thank you for your attention.
[00:30:22] Good afternoon, I'm Ivana Terzić, you're watching Live Day, our
[00:30:26] afternoon informative program. These are today's
[00:30:29] topics.
[00:30:32] All. the list of those who were wiretapped by BIA, after
[00:30:35] students, prosecutors, lawyers, it was discovered that journalists
[00:30:38] of Radar were also wiretapped, the editorial office of that weekly
[00:30:42] was bugged, according to documents published by Radar.
[00:30:45] objavio.
[00:30:48] The wiretapping cases carried out by BIA confirmed
[00:30:51] the abuse of security services. What role
[00:30:54] did the military security agency play and for what did the
[00:30:58] previous government use it?