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(7 years ago)BIA and Serbian VBA have occupied an Albanian, North Macedonia citizen named Shefqet Demirovski, for stealing secret technical documents related to the production of a 12.7mmm calibre ammunition. Chiefs Demirovski, who owns the company ATS The Group, has been arrested in Serbia on the charge of respisim, after allegedly [...]
Chiefs Demirovski, who owns the company ATS The Group, it was arrested in Serbia under the charge of éspiurinim, after it was allegedly able to obtain secret documents for weapons and ammunition production at the “Prvi Partiz” factory in the Serbian town of Uzica.
It's classified documents about the production of sniper ammunition and antiaircraft rifles.
The Metro newspaper has also provided video watching Shefqet Demirovski providing over 30,000 euros to retired Serbian engineer Borivoje Glisovic.
Along with Demirovski, the joint action of the Serbian secret service (BIA), the military (VBA) and the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) has been arrested 3 other Serbs.
Also arrested are three employees of the factory, the Partizané by Uzica, as well as St. D, North Macedonia citizen and owner of the firm "Ars Group" from Skopje for abuse and bribery. Former engineer of the Partizan Partizan B has been arrested. G from Uzica, N. From Pozhega, construction worker in the hardware and car department at the évapi Partizan factory and M. M The suspects have been arrested and given 48 hours in custody, which will then be brought before the public prosecutor. They are accused of criminalising the sale of projects and other documents belonging to the factory dealt with the Partizan Prvi plant, which concerns the production of weapons and ammunition”, the Serbian Public Prosecution reports Metro.
Otherwise, Shefqet Demirovski opened the first plant in Skopje's Visbeg in July for the production of vests and protective helmets for police and the military, in part of ballistic and security protection.
We remember that last night the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, said they captured an Albanian spy ten days ago stealing Serbian weapons documents.
All of this sounds like Vucic's test of relating the scandal to the publication of the recruiting of Serbian spies from the Russians in Belgrade.
We remember that the businessman from Macedonia is being named Albanian and is being called a spy by Vucic and Serbia's Prosecutor, he deals with the production of certain types of weapons.
