The former head of the intelligence service in Serbia (BIA), Aleksandër Vulin, confirmed today that he did not allow the Bosnian singer, Selma Bajrami, to enter Serbia.
He said that the decision came because she has become a symbol of Greater Albania.
"You cannot show the symbols of Greater Albania and take the money in Serbia. As I have said, when I served as director of the BIA, I issued a number of orders to all those who insult the dignity of Serbia and the people".
The Bosnian singer of Albanian origin was stopped yesterday at Belgrade airport, while entering Serbia.
She returned on the next flight to Sarajevo.
The reason is said to be one of her last performances where Bajrami made the double-headed eagle with her hands.
The singer revealed in November that she was threatened after her performance in Sarajevo, where she performed Albanian songs.