Military Service for Security and Intelligence

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Military Service for Security and Intelligence
Воена служба за бесбедност и разузнавање
Сектор - Воена служба за безбедност и разузнавање
Agency overview
FormedMay 26, 1992 [1] [2]
Preceding agencies
Jurisdiction North Macedonia
Headquarters Skopje, North Macedonia
Employees Classified
Annual budget Classified
Ministers responsible
Agency executive
  • Colonel Nikola Kiskoski (Director)
Parent agency Ministry of Defence
Child agency
Website www.morm.gov.mk

The Military Service for Security and Intelligence of North Macedonia is an intelligence office within the Ministry of Defence of North Macedonia. [3]

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Mission

Planning, analyzing, processing and dissemination of intelligence data in order to protect the territorial integrity, independence and the border interests of the Republic of Macedonia in accordance with the Constitution, Law on defence and the national security and defence concept of the Republic of Macedonia
Planning, analyzing, processing and dissemination of intelligence data required to participate in peace support and NATO-led conflict prevention operations
Intelligence support of humanitarian operations and peace support operations in dealing with natural disasters and humanitarian crises.

Tasks

Military intelligence

Plans, organizes and conducts intelligence support required for the decision making process of the GS of ARM during ARM participation in various operations in Macedonia and abroad;
Manages Intelligence data to suit the needs of the GS of ARM in preparation, plans and executes various operations;
Plans, coordinates and synchronizes intelligence operations in subordinate commands and units;
Plans, organizes and conducts Intelligence preparation of the battle field (IPB) for military and operations other than war in Macedonia and abroad.

Counter intelligence

Plans, organizes and implements CI measures in MOD and Armed forces;
Detects hostile intelligence capacities for data collection;
Recognizes hostile intelligence capabilities to interfere in hostile influence;
Provides CI operations for force protection.

Security

Recognizes critical physical security points
Coordinates and conducts security examination and control

Staff planning

Plans and decision making process support
Supports the planning process and maintains functional connections with MSSI(Military Sector for Security and Intelligence) in order to provide relevant intelligence data and analysis
Supports the duties and responsibilities in the GS scope of work aimed at supporting the mission
Responsible for planning and execution of intelligence exercises security
Trains subordinates

Organisation

Directors

#PortraitNameMandate commenced onMandate finished onPolitical Party
1 Coat of arms of the Republic of Macedonia - grey.svg Aleksandar Bocinov [4]  ? ?
2 Coat of arms of the Republic of Macedonia - grey.svg Sasho Mijalkov [5] [6] ? ? VMRO-DPMNE
3 Coat of arms of the Republic of Macedonia - grey.svg Milisav Tashtanovski [7] [8]  ? ?
4 Coat of arms of the Republic of Macedonia - grey.svg Vladimir Pivovarov [9] 20022004
5 Coat of arms of the Republic of Macedonia - grey.svg Col Risto Gjorgjiev [10] [11] 20042006
6 Coat of arms of the Republic of Macedonia - grey.svg Dr Ferdinand Odzakov [12] [13] 20072015
7 Coat of arms of the Republic of Macedonia - grey.svg [[]]

See also

Reference list

  1. (Macedonia)
  2. Одбележан Денот на Воената служба за безбедност и разузнавање 26.05.2016 Retrieved 05.07.2017 (Macedonian)
  3. "Military Service for Security and Intelligence". dbki.gov.mk.
  4. globusmagazin.com.mk 03.04.2012 Retrieved 17.05.2015 (Macedonia)
  5. utrinski.mk 10.06.2009 Retrieved 17.05.2015 (Macedonia)
  6. vest.com.mk 1/18/2001 Retrieved 17.05.2015 (Macedonia)
  7. vecer.mk 17 декември 2007 Retrieved 18.05.2015 (Macedonia)
  8. utrinski.mk 17.12.2007 Retrieved 18.05.2015 (Macedonia)
  9. fokus.mk 17 апр 2014 Retrieved 17.05.2015 (Macedonia)
  10. vest.com.mk 9/30/2004 Archived 2015-05-18 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 17.05.2015 (Macedonia)
  11. kanal5.com.mk 27.12.2006 Archived 2013-03-09 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 18.05.2015 (Macedonia)
  12. morm.gov.mk Retrieved 17.05.2015 (Macedonia)
  13. invest-in-macedonia.com 8.06.2007 Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 18.05.2015

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