27 10 2016-09: 02h

The head of the Russian intelligence Nikolai Patrushev, who arrived yesterday for a visit to Belgrade, suggested a much closer cooperation between Serbian and Russian security services, and on the table at the same time found two more "offers" the host says "ALO".

- First of all, Moscow insists on a diplomatic status for the Russian staff based in Nis and it is not subject to negotiations. Another thing the exchange of information and putting under the "control" of members ISIS in the region, which is expected mass return after the anticipated collapse of the Islamic countries, as well as training of our security people in their de-radicalization in detecting and dismantling terrorist cells - writes "Alo!" .

The source adds that the agreement yesterday was on the table, which should be signed next year, the same one that the Russian security structures have with all countries in the CSTO (Collective Organization for Security and Cooperation), which is the Russian counterpart to NATO Covenant.

In that organization, which Belgrade currently has observer status are Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan and India, Iran and Egypt would soon be able to access.

http://www.blic.rs/vesti/politika/putin-srbiji-spremio-dve-nepristojne-ponude/e0j6nqh

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