Witnessing: Two crime bosses in the north buy million companies in Serbia

Veselinovic and Radojic, who are also owners of the company Inkopi's company in Curri, Serbia, have already begun having money gained in Kosovo through crime and smuggling spend their money through investments and purchases of companies in Serbia, all of this without a problem from the state there.

The construction company Inko Kupija was founded in 1992, where 40% of the shares are now owned by Milan Radojic and Zvonko Veselinovic, already bought this street company by the name of úNovi Pazar-Put, writes the Metro newspaper.

Radojcicici and Veselinovic's giant business in Serbia has benefited tenders worth 60m euros, where, as part of a consortium, work was given to build a Ljig section of Preljina in Corridor 11. In December 2018 alone, she had seized a tender of 1.8 million in road construction from borderpoint to Bosnia to Bajina Basta.

The two crime bosses north of Mitrovica, Zvonko Veselinovic and Milan Radojic, the latter, who is also deputy chairman of the Serbian List, are from Kosovo authorities on the run and have now issued a warrant for both.

They are suspected of involvement in the murder of the Serbian politician in the north, Oliver Ivanovic, they are the two persons who control the northern part and are willing to cause unrest in that part of Kosovo because of the power and links they have with parallel structures there that are directly guided by these two persons and official Belgrade, writes the Metro newspaper.

Serbia's Security Information Agency (BIA) itself also labeled them leader of a criminal group of drug smuggling, arms and oil, as well as greening and money laundering. Veselinovic, according to the report, has gained enormous wealth from these illegal businesses.

Both criminals in Serbia have been tried before for various crimes, but have not been convicted.

They were released for the last time for the security of money, trucks and machinery for the illegal extraction of gravel in July last year after the Court of Appeals in Nis rejected an act with which Veselinovic was sentenced to two years and Radojic was released, writes the Metro newspaper.

We remember that Veselinovac and Radojic are very close to power in Serbia, even Veselinovic is a close friend to Andrei Vuci, the brother of Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuci.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic himself has defended Veselinovic and Radojic publicly at a news conference, all after being asked why these two people are not being arrested.