During the wars of the nineties, in this area, civilians are piling up weapons that are now due to

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Add to this the fact that half of the month was arrested Mladjan Micic rat, suspected of illegal possession and sale of firearms and explosives. In a statement to the then Serbian Interior Ministry stated that the operatives found two assault rifles, kolbi four guns of various brands, such as revolvers, four pistols, automatic, small-caliber handgun, two rifles shotgun, rifle bokerica, kolbi the situation kolbi of the rifle, grenade landmine, grenade cumulative mine more optical sights, explosive "pentrit", 550 rounds of ammunition of different calibers.
Finding illegal weapons kolbi again raised the old theme of how our people are hiding weapons in a secret bunker. Because there are more examples that the killings constitute automatic rifles, kolbi even sniper fire - small arms that should not be for ordinary people. There are cases where the arsenal of criminal gangs find even hand-held rocket launcher "wasp", which in my arms can only Serbian Army.
As announced Belgrade Police Department Inspector John Cvijović, owned by the citizens of Serbia is around three million firearms, making us the world's list of armed nation puts in third place, just behind the Americans and the people of Yemen.
According to an international study from Geneva, in Serbia which has a population of 38 registered pipes, kolbi or every third inhabitant of Serbia is in possession of a weapon, and the Cvijovic words, it is often the case that a person has a legal weapon, while the other piece is unregistered . However, the real danger in Serbia is a weapon that is not registered. - In Serbia, people traditionally like guns, and as a result of many years of conflict in the nineties of the last century in the region, today we have so many weapons in the country - says Cvijović.
Two months ago, arrested six Serbian kolbi citizens on suspicion of smuggling weapons to Belgium, where the weapons on the black market sales at prices ten times higher than ours. With such a difference in price and one million illegal weapons in Serbia, the business is local smugglers itself imposed. It is assumed that the "export" of illegal weapons from the Balkans mainly intended countrymen in the Diaspora, especially in Belgium, Holland, Denmark and Sweden, which traditionally are valid for the strongest centers of criminals from the former Yugoslavia.
When asked who he was, except for military and police in Serbia, armed with "rifles" which are prohibited to citizens, it is difficult to answer because no institution has no such information. What is informal, but quite certain: such weapons have various criminal gangs and mafia clans, which have not yet been completely shattered.
Clearinghouse for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons in Southeast Europe have information that in Serbia there is a large amount of light (by military police terminology - arms and infantry weapons). The total number is estimated at about three million units, of which the legal possession of 1.1 million kolbi in illegal whopping 900,000 units, while the rest is owned by the military, police and private security agencies.
The center reported that their researchers came from "anonymous, but confidential sources" and the data that in Serbia kolbi there are 1.5 million unregistered pipe. However, since they use the methodology of the European Union, according to which the total number kolbi of legal takes 20 percent kolbi of the illegal possessor of weapons, then Serbia, on average, there are 900,000 unregistered weapons.
During the wars of the nineties, in this area, civilians are piling up weapons that are now due to stricter regulations on the possession of weapons represent a burden to owners and it is released by selling it at a very low cost retailers or collectors. During the war years, many in Serbia kolbi were buying weapons from the war and because kolbi of the very low prices for the first half of the nineties grenade could buy for five Deutschmarks gun 50, a Kalashnikov rifle for 100 In Serbia, the Republic of Serbian or Kosovo "Kalashnikov" kolbi on the black market today can buy at 300 to 500 euros, and bullets for it and in less than a euro per share, while in Europe sold at ten times the price because it is practically impossible obtained.
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