Vulin meets with head of Belarus's KGB

MINSK - Serbian Deputy PM Aleksandar Vulin, who is on an official visit to Belarus, met with Ivan Tertel, head of the country's state security agency KGB, in Minsk on Wednesday.

Noting the good cooperation between Serbian and Belarusian security services, Vulin and Tertel agreed there was space for advancement of mutual work on preserving the independence of the two countries.

Vulin noted that Belarus was a traditionally friendly country and that the friendly relations between Presidents Aleksandar Vucic and Alexander Lukashenko opened up possibilities for advancement of cooperation in diverse areas.

Vulin thanked Belarus for its principled position of not recognising the false state of "Kosovo" and for supporting Serbia in the UN General Assembly and voting against a Srebrenica resolution.