Why, step by step, Serbia becomes not only unstable internally, but also a factor of nervousness in the region?
In an interview with Nedimo Sedimović for the new issue of "Vremena" (Thursday, June 11), the former protector of citizens and security expert talks about this Sasa Jankovic. At the beginning, he refers to the "landing on Tivat".
"The essence of the problem is not in one plane, but that the security sector has lost its basic purpose," says Janković. "Instead of protecting the constitutional order and citizens, of 'pouring the truth into the ears of power', and protecting the country from danger, today it serves to - please the leader, even if it causes enormous damage to Serbia. It is devastating and dangerous and shameful, not at all funny."
State institutions are afraid of the service, and they are a tool in the hands of some people whose intentions and ways are essentially - criminal. This does not mean that every state institution is criminal, but it does mean that they have lost the ability to stand up to crime when it comes from the top.

Photo: TimeFront page of "Vremena" number 1849
It will be possible to talk about "great dissatisfaction" when the sector starts rejecting illegal orders and supporting individuals who have suffered persecution due to their professionalism. The fact that some secretly report certain information, counting on buying a ticket on another ship, or at least clearing their conscience a little, is far from 'great dissatisfaction'.
"There are too many policemen who beat and continue to beat students and the people, there are too many security guards who process opposition leaders, there are too many officers who go to party rallies and salute deserters for these professions to be called 'dissatisfied' today," says Janković.
Read the entire interview in the new "Vremen" from Thursday (June 11) or subscribe now to the digital edition.