
The former head of the Serbian intelligence service (BIA), Aleksandar Vulin, has issued open threats against Kosovo and Prime Minister Albin Kurti, calling for Serbia to follow the methods of Israel and the Mossad. In a shocking statement to Serbian media, the leader of the Socialist Movement has demanded the drafting of concrete plans to deal with individuals he describes as carriers of anti-Serbian policies, claiming that Belgrade “knows how to do these things.”
Former BIA chief Aleksandar Vulin, currently the leader of the Socialist Movement in Serbia, has threatened attacks against Kosovo, Prime Minister Albin Kurti and any individual who, according to him, pursues anti-Serbian policies. Vulin, in a show on Serbian media, said that Serbia should act in Kosovo in the same way, according to his claim, Israel acts through Mossad against those it considers enemies.
Former BIA chief Aleksandar Vulin, currently the leader of the Socialist Movement in Serbia, has threatened attacks against Kosovo, Prime Minister Albin Kurti and any individual who, according to him, pursues anti-Serbian policies. Vulin, in a show on Serbian media, said that Serbia should act in Kosovo in the same way, according to his claim, Israel acts through Mossad against those it considers enemies.
The leader of the Socialist Movement in Serbia, Aleksandar Vulin, former head of the BIA, has threatened Kosovo and Prime Minister Albin Kurti. He stated in a broadcast on Serbian media that Serbia and the BIA should act in Kosovo in the same way that, according to him, Israel and Mossad act against those who are against their interests.
"The Serbian state must act. After this, I would ask our services to create a clear plan on how we will deal with individuals with names and surnames, who are carriers of anti-Serbian policies, and let them think about what will happen to them. Israel can do it, Mossad can do it, why can't the Serbian service, why can't we?" Vulin said.
He did not deny that Serbia has carried out attacks against Albanians. On the contrary, Vulin stated that they know how to do this "job" well. He also threatened Prime Minister Kurti and anyone who pursues anti-Serbian policies.
"It's not that we've never done things like this; we know how they're done. No one is afraid of us. Kurti has no problem at all running away from agreements, because he's not afraid that there will be consequences, neither for him nor for his own," he said.
According to Vulin, Serbia should intervene so that Kosovo fears Serbia. Currently, Vulin has served in the Serbian government as director of the Office for Kosovo since 2012, minister without portfolio for Kosovo, head of the BIA and, most recently, deputy prime minister of Serbia.