Southeaster Europe (SEE) – intelligence and security services battlefield?

SEE marked the twentieth century because of the numerous crises and conflicts that permanently marked regional, European and world history. In order to understand processes in SEE, in order to protect their own national interests, with the aim of taking control over those processes in the area, many...

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Published in:National security and the future 2016-09, Vol.17 (3), p.47
Main Authors: Tuđman, Miroslav, Akrap, Gordan
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Croatia
Homeland war
intelligence
international intelligence cooperation
Southeastern Europe
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Summary:SEE marked the twentieth century because of the numerous crises and conflicts that permanently marked regional, European and world history. In order to understand processes in SEE, in order to protect their own national interests, with the aim of taking control over those processes in the area, many countries have sent members of their own intelligence and security agencies that operate in the SEE. During the aggression against Croatia and occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatian and Serbian intelligence agencies were active in SEE, but with the different positions and in the different roles. Some partner agencies tried to mediate between the two intelligence communities in order to establish contacts and start conversations. However, only the liberation of Croatian and B&H area by military means, changed the attitude of Serbia, and led to the establishment of contacts of national intelligence community.
ISSN:1332-4454