Vulin is still conducting serious investigation to find something.

The Interior Ministry is controlling all claims and conducting a very serious investigation, which will have to yield results”, Minister Voulin told B92 television.

According to him, only when police address competent judicial authorities with the final results will the motives and qualifications of President Vuciq's wiretapping.

On December 31st, Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, told TV Pink that he had been bugged by internal services and that competent authorities would determine whether they were linked to foreign services.

Serbia's Minister of Internal Affairs, Aleksandar Vulin, said a serious investigation into Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, is under way.

The Interior Ministry is controlling all claims and conducting a very serious investigation, which will have to yield results”, the minister said.

According to him, only when police address competent judicial authorities with the final results will the motives and qualifications of President Vuciq's wiretapping.

On December 31st, Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, told TV Pink that he had been bugged by internal services and that competent authorities would determine whether they were linked to foreign services.

Minister Vulin stressed that no one is allowed to spy on any citizen of Serbia without a proper order, and that this is especially sensitive when it comes to the president of the state.

Serbia's High Public Prosecutor and Public Prosecution did not answer the REL question if they started acting on Vuciqi's claims that he had been tapped. They also did not answer the question of what the result was in previous cases of charges of wiretapping state officials and politicians.

In August 2019, Vucic said he had been subject to monitoring and monitoring Serbian secret services for the past 25 years, and on Pink TV he cited some documents classified as “state secret secretion”.

He later claimed he lifted the secret sign in accordance with the law.