The former Inspector General of the National Security Agency (ANB) Artan Kurti said last night in the show "Last Week" on A plus television that he was dismissed from that position without any explanation and regulations, claiming that it was demanded by the Prime Minister's Cabinet Chief Branko Krvavac and the Executive Director Movement Europe now (PES) Vlado Bojović.
"I personally listened to them commenting in the catering establishment in the Zabjelo neighborhood of Podgorica that I urgently needed to be replaced and that Sreten Kankaraš (uncle of Prime Minister Milojko Spajić) also asked for it. I was sitting next to them, they didn't recognize me, but I heard them clearly "They applied the ANB law retroactively and then it was said that they no longer have confidence in me and in my work. Not a single minister voted for my dismissal," Kurti claims.
He reminded that he filed a report against Prime Minister Milojko Spajić for abuse of official position.
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"They tried to get a negative answer from ANB for my work. When they didn't like the answer from ANB, they used mechanisms to change the provisions of the law on the work of that institution," Kurti said.
He claims that there was no control at ANB.
"All controls were of a formal nature. There are also honorable officers there, whom Dejan Peruničić (former director of ANB) mistreated. There are certainly more than 200 honorable and honest officers. I worked there and I know everything that happened there. The problem in ANB - they are individuals," he said.
According to him, at the head of the counter-intelligence service in ANB is a man with a very problematic biography.
"A man who had a lot of problems with his colleagues says today that none of them can talk to me," claims Kurti.
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