Serbian politician claims: Russia's spying base is located in Nis

The fact that during Vladimir Putin's visit to Belgrade was not talked about the so-called Russian-Serbian humanitarian centre in Nis, is certainly the result that Russia has known that official Belgrade has not changed its position regarding granting diplomatic status to employed personnel there.

That's how he estimated the newspaper “danas” Nenad Canak, chairman of the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina.

It's clear that it's not about humanitarian centre, it's about the spy base of the Russian Federation. LSV has warned of harmful consequences for Serbia's security, but also for the entire region, since the beginning of the work of the so-called Russian-Serbian humanitarian centre in Nis. We have demanded that this centre be closed because Serbia puts it ahead of numerous dangers. It is good, however, that her São personnel have received diplomatic status”, has praised Canak.

Russia's “Federata does not stop operating in Macedonia, does not rest in Montenegro, and it is quite clear that it does not stop even in Serbia. Moscow continues to put pressure on Serbia, which must keep its independence from it”, it has said, among other things. /Time.net