Aleksandar Vulin
The Anti-Corruption Agency found that there was no valid evidence for the loan from an “aunt in Canada” with which he justified buying a flat. The prosecution accepted the explanation, even though neither he nor the lender was questioned. Leaders of the Belivuk group claim that as police minister he asked them for favours, which he denies, and the criminal complaint was shelved. He was also on a flight to Moscow that was turned back because of a passenger who, according to the prosecution, passed through security escorted by the BIA without being screened; he says it is a political settling of scores.
Affairs
- The Banjska attack and Radoičić's lack of an indictment in Serbia: According to a Kosovo minister, one of the attackers killed had been his bodyguard in 2013; there was no response from Belgrade
- The Belivuk group and its ties to the state: According to the statements Belivuk and Miljković gave to prosecutors, he too asked the group for favours, alongside Vučić; he denies it, and the complaint was shelved
- Explosion at the MB Namenska factory in Lučani: After the accident he visited the factory and ordered an extraordinary inspection of all defence industry factories
- Marijuana plantation on the “Jovanjica” estate: He visited the estate in 2015, and in parliament asked why the opposition had not accused Hilandar
- Campaign against Ombudsman Saša Janković: According to NUNS and Human Rights House, he joined in the accusations and insults against the Ombudsman on Studio B, which they called a witch hunt
- Kokeza's Sky messages about an attack on Nemanja Vidić: After the questioning he said Kokeza had refused a polygraph test
- Vietnamese workers at the Linglong factory in Zrenjanin: Responding to the resolution, he said MEPs were taking out their frustrations
- Dismissal and arrest of Novica Antić of the Military Union: According to a criminal complaint by the Military Trade Union, as defence minister he dismissed Antić over his public statements; the outcome of the complaint is not known
- Criminals' Sky messages about government officials: According to Radar, as interior minister he was the chief logistician of Baćović's transfer to Serbia
- Vulin bypassed security screening escorted by BIA: Boarded a flight to Moscow even though neither he nor his luggage had gone through security screening
- Vulin's flat and the "aunt from Canada": He justified a €229,620 flat with a loan from an aunt in Canada without evidence, the Agency found, and according to the Agency he gave a camera contract to a friend's firm without a tender