Serbia – After four months of war in Ukraine on the side of pro-Russian forces, the commander of the Chetnik terrorist movement, Bratislav Zivkovic, returned to Serbia and was welcomed by the Security-Information Agency.
As stated in the newspaper “Naše novine” the BIA questioned and examined Zivkovic all night at the “Nikola Tesla” Airport. Zivkovic answered questions for more than five hours, and then, like other members of the Chetnik terrorist movement who returned from the battlefield, was released.
“They were absolutely fair and candid to me and made no problem, but I told them before anything that I am not a criminal or a thief from the streets” – said Zivkovic, adding that he feels good, he was tired and exhausted, but joyous that he made it to the fatherland.
“Our members are no longer there. We all got back safe and sound. Our movement was there when it was hardest on Lugansk. We went to answer the call of our brothers for help, but before the upcoming offensive we withdrew because we didn’t go to kill but to help preserve what has been gained.”
He believes that the changes of the Criminal Code which penalize departure to foreign battlefields are unjust and an act of adulation to NATO and the EU.
“It’s in the tradition of the Serbian people to help in the Russian wars, as they have helped us. No law can prevent it. Hazardous are the people that go to fight for the Islamic state and Ukrainians. They will not defend our country but attack it. This is the difference that should be noted between the Serbian volunteers and those who fight for the terrorists and Serbian enemies” – stated the Chetnik terrorist.
In the midst of this madness the mayor of Novi Pazar remains adamant about keeping the peace. He stated that the march of Chetniks scheduled for the 23 of October will not be held, as he has received guarantees from the police department of Novi Pazar that the Chetniks would not enter the city.
“We do not expect any arrivals and we plead the citizens of Novi Pazar to not organize themselves because the city of Novi Pazar is a city of tolerance and coexistence between Muslims and Serbs and we don’t need any extremists, especially not the Chetnik movement, coming into the city and we aren’t expecting it to come to that.” Said Mahmutović and added that he “requested the police in Novi Pazar to secure peace and stability in the city”
SANA Agency
