Aleksandar Vulin gets awarded by Serbia's military intelligence agency VOA
The former director of the civlian security intelligence agency, BIA, Aleksandar Vulin, attended a ceremony on Tuesday to mark the Day of the Military Intelligence Agency (VOA) and the 140th anniversary of the establishment of Serbia's military intelligence service.
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The ceremony was held at Dom Garde ("Guard House") in Topcider, Belgrade.
On that occasion, the director of the Military Intelligence Agency, Major General Zoran Stojkovic, presented Aleksandar Vulin with a plaque for exceptional personal contribution to the development of cooperation between BIA and VOA, as well as for making a maximum contribution to strengthening the security system of the Republic of Serbia.
Defense Minister Milos Vucevic, as well as Army Chief of the General Staff General Milan Mojsilovic were among those who attended the ceremony to mark VOA Day.
(Telegraf.rs)
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