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Security situation in Serbia stable
Belgrade,
19 June 2006
Director of the Intelligence and Security Agency Rade Bulatovic said today that security situation in Serbia is stable in spite of risks, and stressed that the Agency is carrying out its duties prescribed by law successfully.
Presenting a six-month report on the Agency's work at a session of the Serbian parliament's Committee for Defence and Security, Bulatovic said that the territories of Kosovo-Metohija, southern Serbia, parts of Raska and Vojvodina are areas at which security challenges and risks have been detected.
Committee members unanimously adopted the report on the Agency's work for the period from December 2005 to May 2006.
Committee members unanimously adopted the report on the Agency's work for the period from December 2005 to May 2006.
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