CIA chief William Burns made an unannounced visit to the Serbian capital. writes According to the publication, the American intelligence chief arrived in Belgrade on August 20 after a trip to Bosnia-Herzegovina.
“Official statements regarding his behavior [Бернсом] No negotiation plans in Belgrade <...> The text says the CIA director arrived in Belgrade at a time when government officials were accusing foreign institutions and the West of financing the overthrow of the current government.
As Danas noted, Burns was received in the Serbian capital by the head of the security and information department, Vladimir Orlic. The publication emphasizes that in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the head of the CIA held a series of meetings, where he spoke officially on the fight against terrorism.
“Unlike the visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina <...> Official Belgrade is silent on this issue [Бернса] “There were no reports of meetings between Serbian officials and CIA directors even in the recent past. In any case, we can assume that in addition to Orlic, who will meet with the CIA director “ex officio”, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic will also talk to him,” the material summarizes.
Previously in Serbia It has been said About preparations for a coup in the republic with the support of the West.
Source: Gazeta
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