Serbian officials continue charges of killing Ivanovic: First he was imprisoned and then liquidated

Serbian officials continue charges of killing Ivanovic: First he was imprisoned and then liquidated

During these days, accusations and counter charges between Serbian and Kosovo heads of state have been exchanged over who is responsible for the murder of Oliver Ivanovic. Serbia's Minister of Internal Affairs, Nebojsa Stefanovic, has called it political abuse, the investigation Pristina authorities have made about the murder case [...]

Serbia's Minister of Internal Affairs, Nebojsa Stefanovic, has called it political abuse, the investigation Pristina authorities have made about the case of the former SDP's murder, Oliver Ivanovic.

According to him, Pristina authorities had imprisoned him without any evidence concerning war crimes charges, and later killed him.

They were the ones who arrested Oliver Ivanoviqi, he spent a long time in prison without any evidence, accused of a murder, but there was nothing there. They then killed Oliver Ivanoviqi, and after 14 months there is no serious investigation, and I want to raise concerns about it, because Kosovo's Procuroo, who is dealing with the investigation into this murder, has said there is no evidence of their political claims about the assassination, even for Milan Radojcicicicih”, he has said, for RTS.

Against statements by Serbian leaders yesterday, Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Enver Hoxhaj has reacted. According to him, those responsible for the murder of Oliver Ivanovic remain in Belgrade, and responsible for the murder is Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, who is hiding and sheltering the prime suspect in the murder, Milan Radojiciqi.

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