BIA Eavesdropped on Radar's Editor-in-Chief and Journalists
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The document obtained by Radar reveals that the newsroom was "under surveillance", that is, that they were eavesdropped.
The secret police ordered the recording of communications in "a business room on the first floor of an office building at the address Terazije 5 in Belgrade", which is actually the address of the Radar editorial office, that editorial office announced. The director of the Security Information Agency (BIA) used his discretionary right to determine a ten-day physical escort for individual members of the newsroom, Radar has learned.
The director of the Security Information Agency (BIA) Vladimir Orlić submitted a request for the application of secret surveillance measures against Vesna Mališić, Radar's editor-in-chief and editor-in-chief, as well as journalists Sandra Petrušić and Milan Radonjić, to the High Court in Belgrade, which approved the measures for the first time on June 12, 2026, Radar writes. In the measures that were prescribed against [...]
A document obtained by the weekly magazine Radar reveals that its newsroom was placed under state surveillance. According to Radar, the director of the Security
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