Days of Serbian and German - and, of course, also Russian - the institutions are silent about the mysterious arrest that apparently happened at the border at the beginning of June Of Serbia and Hungary.
As first reported by the well-informed German tabloid BILD, where two "Russian one-time agents" were arrested. They were arrested by Serbian special units following the notification of German and other services and allegedly found explosives in the car.
BILD refers to sources from the German intelligence service who claim that Russian people planned an explosive attack on a company, allegedly somewhere in Bavaria, which has links to the support Ukraine.
It was not stated which company it was, nor whose citizens were arrested or whether Germany sought their extradition.
What are "disposable agents"
The media connect everything with the statement of the German Minister of Police, Alexander Dobrint, who said at the end of June (June 30.6) that an explosive attack had been prevented, but did not provide details.
"Disposable agents" or "disposable agents" are people who are not professionals, but are hired by the services, often through intermediaries, to carry out some minor or major sabotage for money.
In recent years, several people have been arrested in Germany on charges of working for the interests of the Kremlin. Incidents have multiplied, from sabotage of railway junctions to the appearance of surveillance drones over barracks.
According to the German media, the matter is being further investigated in secret.
Why is he silent?
However, not everyone is convinced that Serbian institutions are silent because of this. The matter could be spicy for the government of Aleksandar Vučić, who balances between Russia and the West and knows that his electorate is largely pro-Russian.
"It is unacceptable that the citizens of Serbia learn about an event of this gravity only a month later from the German media, while the institutions of their country remain silent," the opposition Movement of Free Citizens stated in a statement.
It is also unclear where the arrested are now and under what charges.
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