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Serbian authorities accused of spying on visiting Russian citizens at behest of Kremlin

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Footage of a meeting of Russian opposition leaders taped by the Serbian Security Intelligence Agency in Belgrade in May was handed over by Serbian Interior Minister Alexander Vulin to Russian National Security Secretary Nikolai Patrushev in Moscow. On June 31, Russian opposition leader Alexander Pivovarov was arrested in Moscow and remains in custody. Vulin had neither confirmed nor denied the connection between the alleged handover of surveillance tapes and the arrest.

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Serbian authorities accused of spying on visiting Russian citizens at behest of Kremlin

Russia and Serbia have formed a joint working group to combat protest movements against autocratic and populist governments by suppressing grassroots initiatives, independent media, the opposition and civil society organizations.

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