People walk down the street in Banjul, Gambia. File photoBELGRADE, June 11The Interpol branch of the Gambia detained a suspect in sending messages with threats of «mining» objects in Serbia, who acted with the help of a citizen of Poland, the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs reported. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, more than 1.2 thousand anti-sabotage checks. Minister Oleksandr Vulin said at the end of May that even when it is possible to establish where a message was sent from, it is difficult to identify a specific author and gave an example of a signal from the territory of the Gambia, where «it is clear that no one is connected with Ukraine.» At the same time, Serbia filed a request with Interpol regarding African countries. «The Ministry of Internal Affairs was notified today by Interpol Gambia that checks were carried out on the phone number and IP address associated with email addresses from which threats about explosive devices were sent in Serbia. Gambian citizen K.B. was detained, who admitted that he sent threats to Serbia from his e-mail address,» the ministry said in a statement. «Since there is a reasonable suspicion that a student from Poland helped him, in the coming time for Organized Crime Affairs are initiating international legal assistance to identify and bring to justice a suspect from Poland,» the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs said.A hybrid war is being waged against Serbia due to the lifting of sanctions, the Ministry of Internal Affairs said on Friday, during the visit to Serbia of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, a signal was received about explosive devices in the building of the assembly (assembly) of Belgrade and the administrations of city municipalities. Goran Vesic, the deputy mayor and city manager of the capital of Serbia, published on Facebook * (banned in Russia as extremist) the text of a threatening message sent from a gmail address signed «Anton Gerashchenko». The text indicates that explosives have been installed in the Belgrade Assembly and the administrations of five large city municipalities, the message also contains insults against Russia and demands to impose sanctions against it. The buildings were blocked by the police, the employees were evacuated. Anti-sabotage searches, as in all cases before, did not find explosives. Interior Minister Alexander Vulin said on June 1 that the police of the country of Serbia in the first half of 2022 were forced to conduct 100 times more anti-sabotage searches of objects due to reports of explosive devices installed .All who from the territory of Serbia sent messages about «mining» were identified by the police. The Serbian law enforcement agency requested information and assistance from colleagues from Poland, Slovenia, Iran, Ukraine, from where such signals were received, as well as Hungary, which has experience in combating such «mining». schools, hospitals and infrastructure facilities in Serbia is a form of «psychological warfare, modern terrorism, intimidation.» On May 20, Vulin expressed the opinion that the goal of the campaign «mining» objects in Serbia is to force it to impose sanctions against the Russian Federation. Mining» special services from Ukraine, Vučić said. According to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, checking such reports by specialists, evacuating citizens, and losing working hours costs the state millions of euros. Vulin, like Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, as well as President Aleksandar Vučić, believes that a hybrid war is being waged against Serbia because the country does not support Western sanctions against Russia. en route to Russia are regularly sent by foreign intelligence services from the territory of Ukraine and one EU state. *Meta activity (social networks Facebook and Instagram) is banned in Russia as extremist
