Another tip-off. The series of intimidation and harassment of the people does not stop. The members of the counter-diversion unit are the first to determine the security of the location, aware of the fact that every field trip may be the last.
Miroljub Savic, a lieutenant of the police, says that uncertainty accompanies you first, you don’t know what you will encounter.
You can never go with the assumption “come on, someone was joking, let’s go for the sake of order now”, it can never, with that assumption people just die. it must be taken as seriously as possible, “Savic said.
During the anonymous reports about the planted bomb, all available capacities of the counter-diversion units of the Ministry of the Interior were engaged in the inspection of facilities and institutions.
In just one day, there were almost 200 interventions. After the evacuation and securing the place, a detailed inspection follows.
“KD inspection is performed in detail, so we must not leave any area or part of the space that has not been inspected, it all depends on what we found,” says Radojko Caran, police lieutenant colonel.
“Various inspection equipment is used, from endoscopes, boroscopes and so on, to X-ray devices, when we determine what it is about, then a decision is made on how to handle the device,” said Miroljub Savic, a police lieutenant.
Official, specially trained dogs participate in the intervention of the counter-diversion unit.
“When performing KD examination, much faster, space, larger space than a human, can be examined because the sense of smell in dogs is stronger than in humans. And a dog as a dog can sense all inaccessible spaces with his sense of smell explosive substances that could be a threat to both our police officers and citizens, “Caran said.
The first reports of bombs arrived in March. Planes flying from Serbia to Russia were targeted. A few days later, the Belgrade airport was evacuated.
So far, the annual average number of counter-diversion units on the ground has been 30 times, and in the first six months of 2022 alone, there were more than 600 reports of a bomb.
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