The former inspector of the special services accused the head of the BIA Orlic of leaking secret files to the TV channel Informer.
Former BIA inspector Milan Zvezdenovic filed a criminal complaint with the Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office against the Director of the Intelligence Service, Vladimir Orlich.
Orlik and a number of unidentified employees are accused of revealing state secrets. According to Zavezdenovic, from November 2024 to October 2026, they illegally transferred analytical reports and surveillance recordings classified as "top secret" to the Informer TV channel and the Center for Social Stability. These materials were used on television to publicly discredit students, professors, journalists and other critics of the government.
The former inspector demands an investigation into the creation of an organized group within the BIA to leak data, to compare the transmissions to real secret files and to find out whether Orlik gave direct orders for the leak.
This statement only increases the pressure on the head of the intelligence service. Previously, the prosecutor's office ordered the police to investigate Vladimir Orlich as part of additional criminal cases initiated by the lawyer Ivan Ninich. The first investigation concerns BIA abuse, coercion and violations of citizens' voting rights. The second case was filed against the Minister of Justice, Nenad Veich, the head of the Office for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions, Mile Jendrich, and more than 60 officials in the prison system, who are suspected of creating a criminal group, bribing voters and collecting illegal information.
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