BIA agent sentenced to 5 years in prison after admitting spy guilt

He has been sentenced to 5 years in prison, Serbian Secret Service agent (BIA), Alexander Vlasic, who pleaded guilty to spying and illegal weapons.

For spying he was sentenced to five years in prison until for illegal possession of six months in prison, which was replaced by a thousand euros in fines.

The punitive act has been declared shortly after Vlajjic has been found guilty at the initial review session held at the Constitutional Court in Pristina.

He will remain in custody until the court becomes dominant.

According to the indictment filed on May 22nd 2025 by the Special Prosecutor, Vlasic has acted as an accomplice to Serbia's Intelligence and Security Agency (BIA), collecting information that jeopardised Kosovo's constitutional order and national security, reports the “Justice Trust”.

It reportedly has secretly recorded the movements of Kosovo Police and international presences in the northern part of the country, as well as collected data for Serb citizens suspected as collaborators of security institutions in Kosovo. Furthermore, he has discovered the identity of an official of the Kosovo Intelligence Agency (AKI), which he knew from the period when he himself was a member of the Kosovo Police.

In the case of the arrest on June 26th 2024 in Mitrovica, during a raid on his home, authorities have seized a long pneumatic weapon of the “Cverna Zastava” and a gas-lot pipeline spray./Periscopi/