Blinken in a statement about gangs in the north: These groups often cooperate with public officials

The US Treasury Department listed organised crime leaders in northern Kosovo, Zvonoko Veselinovic and Milan Radojciq. After that, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said these groups often co-operate with public officials so that they can escape criminal responsibility. The U.S. Treasury Department office for [...]
The US Treasury Department's Office for Foreign Property Control has hit corruption networks in several countries in Europe and the Northern Hemisphere, among them, Zvonko Veselinovic and his organised crime group as responsible for trafficking of goods, money, narcotics and arms between Kosovo and Serbia.
Linked to this development, Antony Blinken in an official statement said these groups often co-operate with public officials in order to protect themselves from criminal feelings.
“Transnational organised crime is destabilising, with these groups often co-operating with public officials to protect themselves from prosecution and responsibility”, says Anthony Blinken.
In this office's communiqué, Zvonko Veselinovic and his brother Zarko Jovan Veselinovic have had agreements with politicians to help their parties win the elections, and in exchange, politicians would guarantee the Veselinovic brothers control of several businesses in some regions.
Znoko Veselinovic and Milan Radojciq, in addition to activity in northern Kosovo, have also been active in Serbia, where the state there has offered you protection.











