Ivanovic assassination investigations lead to former party employee in office

But now his party officials are also being investigated as suspects in Ivanovic's murder.

The prosecution has launched investigations into Silva Arsovich, who works as manager at SDP offices, KTV reports.

Arsovic, according to the prosecution, allegedly was close to security cameras in this party, which had not worked precisely at the moment of Oliver Ivanovic's murder.

The prosecutor, who is investigating the case, in which the chief suspect is Serbian List deputy chairman Milan Radojcic, says he has accepted an invitation from his lawyer to interview him in Serbia, but that he has not accepted.

Hoxha insists that the investigation of Radojiciqi and all suspects in the murder will take place at the Special Prosecutor's Office.

Despite requests directed to authorities in Serbia, to provide access to Ivanovic's talks and calls before the assassination, the Kosovo Prosecutor has only been given the numbers he has used.

KTV has tried to get an answer from Civic Initiative deputy head Ksenija Bozovic for the investigation the prosecution has launched for a job of this party, but it has not responded.

Neither have the Prosecutor's Office and the Ministry of Justice in Belgrade provided an answer.

But, Milan Radojicic, who continues to be sought by the Prosecutor in Kosovo, freely continues his activity in Belgrade, where the president of the Kosovo Football Federation has been elected.

In recent days, there are two top heads of state who have accused each other of meetings they had with the suspect in the murder of Oliver Ivanovic.

Until President Hashim Thaci said he expelled Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj's friend from Kosovo, he said he met with Milan Radojiciqi with Thaci in his office.