Recent reports by Serbian and regional media have raised questions about the whereabouts of Milan Radojic and Zvonko Veselinovic, two names known for justice and talked about their ties to political and criminal structures in Serbia.
While the former BIA inspector, Milan Zvezdanovic, claims he has gone to Russia, the latest reports about a trip from Sarajevo to Istanbul, and from there to Russia.
Meanwhile, the Radojic case becomes even more sensitive because of security measures imposed by the Supreme Court in Belgrade. He has been barred from leaving Serbia’s territory without the court’s permission, temporarily confiscated passports and has been forced to appear in police regularly in the 1st and 15th months of the month.
However, following reports of his departure, the Supreme Court has confirmed to Serbian media that Radojic had appeared at the police station on 1 November, as measures against him continue to be in force.
Analysts in Kosovo say this is only a rhetoric of Serbia to hide criminals and not hand them over to justice.
Serbia knows how to hide its criminals because I know how to use them when they need them, so it’s done with Ratko Mladic and Radovan Karadzic, so it’s been hiding them for a while, and it’s hidden them, and it’s exposed them when it was necessary, so I guess I’m going to do it now, because it’s been using them, and they’re part of the state structure, their actions haven’t been in themselves, they’re not terrorist groups, they’re actions that are led by politics and by Serbia’s president, said, RTK, Doraet Imer, analyst.
Meanwhile, Arben Fetosti director of organisation O CORPUS says recent developments could lead to two scenarios.
The scenarios associated with the eventual escape scenario make us realize that we may have two situations ahead of ourselves, first or we will have action of institutions of justice in order to bring Radojqiqi and others to justice for the attack on Banjsk on international requirements, or we will have the escape of these two individuals to Russia or any other country where they can provide shelter, he stressed.
Belgrade lawyer Cedomir Stojkovic has declared for RTK that their departure is the result of the co-operation of Serbian and Russian intelligence services, claiming both are seeking protection in Russia.
Meanwhile, both Kosovo and the international community have repeatedly demanded that Milan Radoic be brought to justice for organising the terrorist attack in Banjska in September 2023, where Kosovo Police Sergeant Africa Bulnjak was killed. However, despite continued calls, Belgrade has not yet taken concrete steps to hand him over to justice in Kosovo.
Source Layer: RTKLive