Media in Serbia quote former BIA inspector: Milan Radojicicci has fled to Russia

Media in Serbia quote former BIA inspector: Milan Radojicicci has fled to Russia

Media in Serbia quote former BIA inspector: Milan Radojicicci has fled to Russia

Milan Radojici, the main person and organiser of the terrorist attack in Banjska, allegedly left Serbia and settled in Russia.

Former Independent Inspector of Serbia’s Intelligence and Security Agency ( BIA, Milan Zvezdanovic, has declared there is unofficial information that Radovici has left Serbia’s territory and has travelled to Russia.

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Speaking on televisionN1Zvezdanovic said that, according to information from BIA, Radovici is already in Russia.

Asked whether his departure from Serbia was done by permission or illegally, the former inspector replied that the Serbian Progressive Party is still in power ( SNS).

He didn’t need permission, Zvezdanovic said.

According to him, Radoichi’s departure from Serbia has also concerned part of the BIA leadership, which, as he claimed, had business and criminal schemes with it.

Meanwhile, we remember that Radoichiqi, who from Kosovo authorities are considered the chief mastermind of the terrorist attack in Zvecan Banjsk, had been confiscated passports with court ruling and had been banned from Serbia.

He had also been obliged to appear regularly in the police force.

N1 television has indicated that on October 29th, it had asked the Supreme Court questions about whether Radoici was fulfilling the obligation to appear in the police but had not been answered.

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/Gazeta Sinjali/

Source Layer: Signal

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