Slovenian President Faces Scrutiny over Friend’s Link to Former Spy Chief
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The president of Slovenia was caught in the sounds of the viscous by Natas Pjorz Musar's bred prowl, and the parliament requested SOVA through a friend of Victor Krivoluzk.
Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar has denied any ties to Russian intelligence after the parliamentary security committee called on the country's intelligence agency to urgently submit a report on possible ties between the president and her Russian-born girlfriend, Polish portal TVP World reports.
The Parliamentary Compette is feeding Slovenia's baked power by driving President Natasha Pjorz Musar in contact with a grown-up leprechaun.
Slovenian parliamentarians demand an investigation. Slovenian President Nataša Pirc-Musar denies ties to Russian intelligence. However, the parliamentary Security Committee has a different opinion, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing TVP. Pirc-Musar is suspected of ties to Russian intelligence. On August 19, the parliamentary committee invited the Slovenian intelligence service SOVA to a meeting next week. It wants a report on possible ties between Pirc…
Viktorija Krivolucka, a long-time friend of President Nataša Pirc Musar, strongly rejected all hints of connections with intelligence services in an interview with Mladina. Logical. Has any spy ever admitted to being a spy? The media reporting is therefore very worrying and contrary to the caution that security experts warn about. “I can say a hundred times that I am not what they say I am, but some people will never believe me,” said Krivolucka…
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