Late in the month, charges against suspects in Ivanovic's murder

Through a response to the SDP media has said Albanians have brought up lies about Ivanovics without any arguments. “We are completely indignant and angry with the untruths for if Ivanovic's criminal acts during the war. That statement has even provided the potential candidate for prime minister, Albin Kurti. Ivanovic's murder is political in character, murderers and those who ordered his murder must be brought to justice”, said the SDP communiqué.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Albin Kurti's candidate in an interview for the Montenegrin newspaper “Pobjeda” has asked Serbia to hand over Kosovo Milan Radojcicin, the main suspect in organising Oliver Ivanovic's assassination. Oliver Ivanov's “assassination should be clarified, all suspects and witnesses should be questioned, but Serbia must also hand over Milan Radojiciqi, one of the top suspects in the case. It's known who prevented Oliver Ivanovi and who liquidated”, Kurti said, writes Zeri.info.

Last month, Kosovo Police have arrested another person in northern Mitrovica over the “case. Ivanovic”, Rade Basara, a police officer, meanwhile the chief of operations at the Kosovo Regional Police Directorate has managed to flee to Montenegro. Including the latter, there are now 7 suspects in this murder, which has shaken not only the north, but Serbia: Nedelko Spasojevicc, Marko Rossic, Dragisa Markovic, Milan Radojicic and Silvana Arsovic. Shortly after the assassination, the Constitutional Prosecutor in Mitrovica had committed attorneys Nijazi Rexha and Jova Radovic to the case, while the Ministry of Justice had accepted a request by Serbia's Justice Minister Nela Kubovovic to key Serbia to the investigation, but that the Republic of Kosovo's justice minister had ruled out the possibility that power in Belgrade be key in the case.