“on the US sanctions list may add Vucic”

“We know that Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq has much to do with organised crime. We know that Vucinqi's brother, Andrej, has met Zvonko Veselinovic. They will probably add to the list in the months or years to come, said Drew Sullivan, one of the founders of the Organised Crime Reporting Project and [...]
In addition, commenting on sanctions imposed on Zvonko Veselinovic and his close associates, Sullivan for Serbian media player Nova.rs. has stressed that you think the American government is identifying and sanctioning those who are the link between the government and organised crime.
“... We know that Vuciki's brother, Andrej, has met with Zvonko Veselinovic, who is believed to be protected by the regime in Serbia. Vuciq implements the policy of Milo Djukanovic and Vladimir Putin, who regularly use their ties to organised crime as a secret branch of government. Organised crime can allow hooligans to crush the protests, as we have recently seen. In the Balkans, these ties are usually arranged by the president's brothers, as Aco did for Milo Djukanovic. Governments, both the United States and the EU, will probably not sanction Vuciqi. They did not sanction important personalities, such as Hungarian President Viktor Orban, or the ending of all corrupt leaders, Vladimir Putin”, Sullivan has further said.
While in the question of whether you expect someone else from Serbia to be on the list, he has replied that the EU and the US are likely to focus on people at the heart of organised-government crime relations.
Because Putin's oligarchs are all sanctioned, I expect a list similar to the names of Vuchiqi friends, tycoons and friends. I also expect members of his family, like Andrej. They will probably be added to the list in the coming months or years. We, of course, will do everything we can to add people to that list”.
The United States of America imposed sanctions on dozens of individuals and subjects throughout Europe and the Western Hemisphere on Wednesday, targeting a group of headquarters organised crime in northern Kosovo.
The Treasury Department's Foreign Property Control Office targeted Serbian businessman Zvonko Veselinovic's group on Wednesday.
In addition to the list are Brother Zarko Veselinovic, then Zelko Boyojq, Milan Mihajlovic, Sinisa Nedeljkovic, Radovan Radic, Milan Radisavevicq, Milojko Radisavevicq, Milan Radojciq, Marko Rosiq, Radule Stevic, Milivoje Vulovic.
The group is also accused of dealing with politicians to help their victory in elections and financial support for them.
In exchange, politicians would give the brothers the best infrastructure contracts and control of specific areas for their businesses.











