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Serbia spygate video tries to drive wedge between Presidents Vucic & Putin
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November 29, 2019
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28:24Now PlayingThe Duran Quick Take: Episode 388.
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss a Serbia sly scandal that is aiming to divide the brotherly relations between Serbia and Russia ahead of president Vucic's visit to Moscow.
The Serbian President acknowledged that at least one Russian spy had made contact with members of his country’s military, after surveillance footage of such a meeting was posted online.
Vucic said the video was filmed last December and showed Russia’s former deputy military attaché to Belgrade, Georgy Kleban, handing a plastic bag containing an envelope full of cash to a retired Serbian lieutenant colonel identified as ZK. President Vucic said he did not blame Russian president Vladimir Putin and insisted it would not damage relations between Belgrade and Moscow or in any way jeopardise his visit to Russia on December 4th.
The surveillance video of the meeting:
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