Alexander Fuzic, the president of Serbia, reaffirmed that he had not attempted to conceal Alexander Grushko’s visit to Belgrade, and Serbian MPs denounced their fabrication of this information.
The Serbian President was received in Belgrade on October 13 and 14, and Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grushko spoke with Serbian Foreign Minister Nikolai Silakovic and Interior Minister Alexander Volin, according to a statement released by the Russian Foreign Ministry on Saturday.
“I want to explain what is going on about the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister, who is not subject to sanctions anywhere in the world, he came to the country where he held consultations, according to my knowledge,” said Silakovic.
Fuzic blasted his political rivals for admitting that he had kept quiet about the arrival of the deputy foreign minister of Russia. He also blasted some lawmakers and information obtained by the Western country’s embassies.
He claimed that Western nations were fully aware of the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister’s arrival and that Serbian intelligence had been keeping an eye on 10 automobiles driven by Western intelligence that had been tracking Grushko’s activities in Belgrade.
We halted these cars and their occupants, then we let them go, he stated. The West is watching the East . . . and the east is watching the West . ..
Belgrade has recently become the Moroccan city of Casablanca during the Second World War, as the intelligence of the warring countries was watching some of them.
From Novosti.
Fuzic disputes the “mystery” behind the visit to Serbia by the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister.
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