Sexer Martin Berishaj case, Slovenia's prosecutor does not deny investigation

Martin Berishaaj is now officially confirmed that false property reporting is being investigated in Kosovo. For this, Agency Against - Corruption had delivered criminal gossip to the Prosecutor. However, this is not the only issue the prosecution is investigating for Berisha. Days earlier, Time called to its sources had reported [...]
Martin Berishaaj is now officially confirmed that false property reporting is being investigated in Kosovo. For this, Agency Against - Corruption had delivered criminal gossip to the Prosecutor. However, this is not the only issue the prosecution is investigating for Berisha.
Days ago, Time called to its sources had reported that Ambassador Berishaaj is also being investigated by the Special Prosecutor for money laundering.
Even the investigation into money laundering has now not denied Slovenia's Prosecution as well. In an answer to the Nacional newspaper, the Special Prosecutor in Slovenia said they cannot share information with the public at the moment.
On your questions, we inform you that we cannot transmit information about possible preliminary procedures because of the interest of proceeding and protecting personal data”, They answer.
Just days earlier, Kosovo Foreign Minister Donika Grovalla had humiliated Kosovo prosecutors, stressing that they intend to harm the Kurti government.
None of the people who have taken responsibility for substantial changes in this country are certain from the opening of the prosecution investigations, knowing even the professionalism of a part of prosecutors, but knowing the need for a better veto”, He said Gervala.
To that end, the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council reacted with a media communiqué.
Kosovo's “Prosecutorial Council reminds the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora that the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina is legally handling a criminal outcry accepted by the Anti-Corruption Agency. So any conspiracy raised by this case is unstable, unprofessional and constitutes an attempt to tarnish the prosecutorial system”, It says in response.
Slovenian media had discovered a major financial scandal involving Robert Golob, chairman of the Freedom Party. In this vicinity, where it is suspected of money laundering, Kosovo's ambassador to Croatia, Martin Berisha, who has also been a member of Vetevendosje's leadership, appears to have carried about 600 thousand euros in cash from his company in Montenegro to Slovenian politician.












