Vulin: Finding traitors is matter of honor for our services, but also of survival of Serbian state

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"More than a month has passed since I requested that the state form a working group composed of representatives of BIA, VBA, VOA, UKP, which would determine how the Siptar (Albanian) so-called prosecutor's office obtained the personal data of former members of the army, police and BIA who defended Serbia in the area of ​​the village of Racak in Kosovo and Metohija," Aleksandar Vulin, the leader of the Movement of Socialists, has stated.

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Vulin added that he also asked for information regarding whether there are any warrants for our citizens issued by Kosovo Albanians, "but also what our response to Kurti's government will be."

"I have not received an answer, and neither has the public, not even the fighters to whom the prosecution has sent the summons," he said.

"This problem must not be ignored, and finding traitors is a matter of honor for our services, but also a matter of the survival of Serbia as a state. If we cannot explain how Albanians got the data about our fighters and if we do not respond, so that Albanians understand that it's very costly to attack Serbia, then we are not a state," Vulin concluded.

(Telegraf.rs)