ODG: Serbian, Montenegrin Mafia clans top drug trafficking in Balkans

Italian news portal “Occhi della guerra” has dedicated an extensive article to narcotics trafficking and mafia clans that dominate it in the Balkans. According to the portal are Serb and Montenegrin mafia groups, those who dominate and lead this traffic.
According to the report, all drug trafficking runs through Serbia, where its mafia clans have already become an undisputed leader of illegal trafficking.
The article does not mention Albania as a transitor country and mafia clan involved in this traffic, showing that the country is already off its blacklist.
The scripture points out that about 40% of opium, heroin and seized morphine worldwide are caught on the Balkan road. All this activity, amounting to billions of euros, is managed by Serbian and Montenegrin mafia clans that are already in a bloody war between them.
The article has also stopped in ties these mafia clans have with state and security structures in Serbia, citing here a case of a meeting that Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic at the time he was prime minister of Serbia had with a suspected person.
Below the complete article, translated from TemA
Original Article
Drugs and territory control: Now is the time of war among mafia groups in the Balkans
World drug trafficking runs through Serbia through the Balkan route, which is used to introduce all narcotics across Europe.
A traffic created over the years, managed by Balkan criminal organisations, in particular by the mafia of Serbia and Montenegro.
Both countries have actually become key points for global narcotics. If Balkan criminal organisations and, in particular, Serbian organisations initially provided logistical support to criminal groups, over the years the report has changed. The great availability of resources and resources has allowed the Serbian mafia to rise as an undisputed leader of illegal trafficking.
NARCOTRAPHY
About 40% of all opium, heroin and morphine, seized worldwide, are caught right on the Balkan route, the route from Afghanistan to Europe, passing from Iran, Turkey and South East Europe.
According to the “World Drug report, the report on the global drug market published by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime results in countries in the Balkans, where solid substance consumption has decreased relatively (with the exception of Albania), as well as the main transitor country for drug trafficking in South America.
It is the trafisions that reach the amount of billions of euros and that are in the hands of groups that are present throughout the territory between Serbia and Montenegro and are managed at the maximum level, trafficking, investment and money laundering.
But the presence of the high number of criminal groups causes clans to be in constant conflict with each other for managing one of the most profitable businesses in the world.
HAPPA CLANAVE FATHER
Davorin Baltic has been executed with several dozen automatic bullets. He was the victim of a Mafia-style murder. The 41-year-old Montenegrin was suspected of being a member of a Mafia clan. For years Serbia has been involved in a bloody war between the gangs of Belgrade, where several killings leading into Montenegro and organised crime have been recorded in recent months.
Baltic has been executed in his late-hour car in a residential area in the Serbian capital and is the last victim of a very long list.
Police chief Vladimir Rebiq doubts the 41-year-old has been eliminated in a battle between rival clans. Davorin Baltic was the member of the Montenegrin group “Cavac”, opposed to the strongest group “Skylar”. The two groups based in the town of Kotor, on the banks of Montenegro, are aimed at expansion in Serbia. Here the fight between rival drug - control groups is becoming stronger and bloodier every day.
HAPPA FTA ANCIENT OGGANIZAVE
Serbian and Montenegrin authorities are engaged in the fight against criminal organisations, but street executions continue for years, as reported on in social networks. This confirms the data from “Crna knijiga”, a database developed by Radio Free Europe and Serbian investigative portal “krik”.
“The black book” has all the homicide records that have been recorded in Serbia and Montenegro since 2012. Authorities say all 101 people killed are connected in one way or another to the Mafia runway, even though only 5 cases have been turned white with one sentence.
For about 70% of the murders there are no suspects. The collected data shows that expectations or assassinations pose a danger to citizens. Most executions take place during the day and in public places. Last February, two passers by for a while were not damaged following the explosion of a vehicle owned by a person suspected of drug trafficking.
MAFIE AND POLITIca
Since Serbia has declared war on the mafia, few things have changed. The reason why most of the killers have not been captured and identified is because of links between organised crime and police structures, the Interior Ministry and other security institutions”, said criminologist Dobrivoje Radovanovic.
Mafia groups in the country are very powerful and the ratio between clans, policy and rule forces is known. The investigative portal “rik” had exposed links between a narcophic boss and institutions.
Current Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic has publicly announced that he has met, when he was prime minister, Rodulub Radulovic, known as Misa Banana, associate of Darko Saric, chief of Serbia's most powerful narcotics clan.