Acting Director of the National Security Agency, ANB, Dejan Vukšić, has been falsely and unprofessionally accused by certain MPs who are members of the parliamentary Security Committee for revealing classified information of a NATO member state, Prime Minister, Zdravko Krivokapić, told in an address to the nation today. Mr Krivokapić noted that the prosecutor’s office should file a criminal charge against MPs who had revealed classified information to the public.
“Following the examination of the so-called Simijanović case, the main conclusion of the Committee was that Vukšić had been found guilty of revealing classified information. The public should know that Article 7 says that those same MPs must not reveal any information or data unless it’s no longer classified,” the PM noted.
“MPs should have kept that information secret the same as the ANB, president of the country, parliament’s speaker and prime minister should do. Their responsibility is even greater. But the public now knows that the matter was discussed by the Security Committee and thinks that Vukšić submitted data of another service, not of our own service and the ANB.”
According to PM Krivokapić, Mr Vukšić is going to launch an internal investigation aiming to discover how the Security Committee got that document.
“We will examine the case jointly,” he pointed out.
