The Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina has formally authorised the Kosovo Police to launch investigations into claims of unauthorised access to the Pristina municipality’s president’s bank account, Progress Rama.

The news has been confirmed by the prosecution itself, suggesting that the case has already been passed into the hands of police investigators and is located in the preliminary phase of the full lighting of circumstances.

In response to the prosecution’s body, it becomes known that the State Prosecutor has given relevant instructions, but additional details are being kept secret to not undermine investigations.

Referring your request, we announce that the case in question has been admitted to the Constitutional Prosecutorship in Pristina. In this case, the State Prosecutor has authorised the Kosovo Police for undertaking all necessary preliminary actions, with the aim of fully lighting the random circumstances. However, in view of the current phase of the criminal procedure, at the moment we cannot provide additional details on this issue, because the overall success of the investigation process can be violated, it says in response.

The effort for intervention in the capital’s first bank account is expected to be cleared by the cybercrime sector within the Kosovo Police framework.

Meanwhile, regarding the same case, Raiffeisen Bank has reacted yesterday, which has confirmed that he has accepted and addressed the Pristina chairman’s complaint, Progress Rama.

The bank announced that following the investigation and investigation of the case, it has taken necessary action, including the announcement of competent authorities.

Source Layer: Signal