Shrovala says sexier Martin Berishaaj continues his work: There's nothing he should be accused of.

Foreign Minister Donika Grovalla has continued to protect Ambassador Martin Berishaaj, who is suspected of money laundering and corruption, Periscope reports.

A jo said Berisha will continue his work until there is no evidence of violations, according to her.

I waited earlier when there were reports by Slovenian media. I met him. I talked to him. He reported me in writing. I have compared his version to Slovenia, Croatia and Montenegro. We've had from all states that there's nothing to be charged with. That's why he keeps working. If legal violations are found, necessary measures will certainly be taken. I was in Dubrovnik and saw that Berisha has created not only good ties with his colleagues, but also stibized relations that are thus excellent with Croatia. She added.

Kosovo's Ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berisha, is the main name mentioned in Slovenia's discovered financial scandal, where the candidate for prime minister, Robert Golob, allegedly made money laundering and helped the Kosovo ambassador. It's 600 grand. According to the Anti-Corruption Agency, he had not declared the company through which he is proving to have earned that money.

The Belgrade-based GEN company, which included the name of Kosovo Ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berishaj, is turning out to have received millions of euros from the state budget, right at the time of energy collapse. / P ERISCOPI/