Kosovo Officials Sound Alarm Over Vulin’s “Operational” Threats Against Prime Minister

Vulin’s chilling remarks, invoking a “Mossad model” to target Kosovo’s Prime Minister, signal a desperate, dangerous attempt to rekindle the ghosts of the region’s tragic past.

In recent days, a series of statements by senior Serbian political figures has reignited concerns among regional officials and security observers about Serbia’s posture toward Kosovo and the broader stability of the Western Balkans. The remarks, delivered in a televised appearance and subsequent political speeches in Belgrade, have drawn sharp reactions from Kosovo’s government and revived long standing questions about the trajectory of Serbia’s security policy and its alignment with Western institutions.

Aleksandar Vulin, Serbia’s former director of the Security Intelligence Agency BIA and a longtime political ally of President Aleksandar Vucic, sparked the latest controversy during a televised discussion in Serbia in which he invoked the operational methods of Israel’s intelligence service Mossad when speaking about individuals he described as promoters of “anti-Serbian policy”.

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