The plane with Vucic's associates, which was flying to Moscow, turned around over Lithuania and was returned to Belgrade. Air Serbia reported that one of its planes bound for Moscow was returned to Belgrade due to information about the need for a security check regarding one of the passengers, writes the TV and radio company RTS. Serbian portal Nova reported that former Serbian intelligence chief Aleksandar Volin, Serbiagaz chief Dusan Bayatovic and Serbian People's Party chief Nenad Popovic were on board. The return of the plane was initiated by the company's security manager at Belgrade Airport, Milan Koch. According to Nova, Wallin boarded the plane without going through security. Presumably someone helped him bypass the check. Koch discovered irregularities in the surveillance footage and ordered the plane to be returned. After landing, Wallin was taken off the plane and his luggage was searched, claims Nova. The publication Vreme, citing sources, writes that the prosecutor was waiting for the politician at the airport. Volin is considered a pro-Russian politician, he received a medal from Rostec and the Russian Order of Friendship, and collaborated with former FSB chief Nikolai Petrushev to write "important stories".