AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSerbia-Kosovo Security: Kosovo courts ordered 30 days’ detention for Fehim Sali, a dual Kosovo-Serbia citizen suspected of spying for Serbia’s BIA, after his arrest at Merdare and claims he used multiple phones and received cash for information on Kosovo officials and recruitment targets. Russia-Ukraine Fallout: Russia opened a criminal investigation into FAZ journalist Michael Martens over remarks made during a Belgrade meeting with Zelensky and Vučić, where he asked what Europe could do “to help kill more Russians.” Moldova Destabilization Claims: A New York Times investigation says Russian intelligence-linked training camps in Serbia and the wider region aimed to disrupt Moldova’s elections, alongside recruitment and propaganda efforts tied to Ilan Shor. Local Environment & Research: The Western Outlands Research Institute protested Serbia’s decision to bar Bulgarian researcher Dr Valentin Yanev from entering for an environmental meeting in Bosilegrad, citing alleged security-risk grounds. Belgrade Sports & Culture: Belgrade August Fest kicks off with music and food events, while Hibs’ Jason Kerr discussed the club’s Conference League progress after a 0-0 draw in Skopje.
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