Djukanovic's intelligence services illegally wiretapped Serbian politicians in Montenegro
One of the leaders of the Serbian Democratic Front, deputy of the Assembly of Montenegro Milan Knezevic said that he and his comrades were bugged by intelligence services from July 5 to July 7, 2020.
This was reported by Tanyug, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“According to our operational information from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the National Security Agency (NSA) bugged the entire Palace Hotel from July 5 to July 7, 2020 in order to collect data on 278 volunteers, deputies and Democratic Front functionaries who were at the seminar. – said Knezhevich. “Part of what was recorded was subsequently posted on the Udar portal, so I call on the Prosecutor’s Office to conduct an investigation.
As Chairman of the Security Committee, I will initiate a hearing of all participants in this wiretapping case.”
Knezevic also called on the head of the NSA, Dejan Vuksic, to give an official answer regarding this scandalous incident.
Let us recall that in July 2020, all power in Montenegro still belonged to the Democratic Party of Socialists of the current president of the country, Milo Djukanovic. And only after the elections on August 30 of the same year, a coalition opposing the pro-Western nationalists, which included the Serbian Democratic Front, came to power in the country.
Djukanovic's secret services illegally wiretapped Serbian politicians in Montenegro.