Serbian organisation: Radoicicq and Veselinovic on Putin's list of co-operative agents

Serbian List Deputy Chairman Milan Radocic and Zvonko Veselinovic, who is the leader of criminal groups in northern Kosovo, are currently on the list of Russian President Vladimir Putin's collaborative agents.

In the list TIPARS, published by the October “Group”, which fights Russian influence in Serbia, in addition to that ranking, is the first of BIA spies, Aleksandar Vulin and ultranationalist Vojslav Seshel.

“Control over Serbs in Kosovo; Implementation of actions aimed at preventing their integration into Kosovo society; The creation of Vladimir Putin's cult to Kosovo Serbs; and the emotional and psychological Manipulation of Serbs in Kosovo”, says in the reasoning of the interests Radojci and Veselinovic committed to Putin.

While the benefits they receive are linked to lobbieing in the structures of the Government of Serbia.

Also on this list is Serbian Foreign Affairs Minister Ivica Dacic, former Prime Minister Vuk Jeremiq, the leader of the extremist group “People's Pattrula”, Damjan Knezevic, the leader of the ultranationalist “Dri”, Bosko Obradovic, Serbia Gas Director Dusan Bajatovic, leader of the Serbian extremist party “ ”, Misa Vacik, and many pro-found journalists, Serbian politicians and other politicians.

Veselinovic and Radojic in Kosovo are wanted as suspects in the murder of Serbian politician Oliver Ivanovic.

They and some of their companies were initially sanctioned by the US Treasury Department, with the reasoning that they belong to corrupt networks linked to international organised crime.

Great Britain also imposed sanctions against them. For Radociqi, the British say it benefits from abuse of state contracts and that it uses influence to provide profitable contracts to the construction companies it owns.

The explanation said that Zvonko Veselinovic used public contracts to adopt state funds.