9 minutes agoHovenier talks about the Djuric-Radojiciq meeting: The US clear stand, he's a criminal who has to take responsibility
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(2 years ago)US Ambassador Jeff Hovenier on Sunday has spoken in harsh tones about the meeting of Marko Djuric, Serbia's US ambassador to the US and Milan Radojicic, wanted by Interpol, about the terrorist attack on Banjska. Image Djuric-Rojicicci was published and circulated last night on various profiles [...]
US Ambassador Jeff Hovenier on Sunday has spoken in harsh tones about the meeting of Marko Djuric, Serbia's US ambassador to the US and Milan Radojicic, wanted by Interpol, about the terrorist attack on Banjska.
Image Djuric-Rojicicci was published and circulated last night on various profiles on the X platform.
Today the meeting was confirmed by Djuric himself. Havenier has stressed that “we are aware of media reporting for the alleged” meeting.
The U.S. position of Mr. Radoic is well known. Mr. Radocic is under US government sanctions for involvement in corruption and organised transnational crime”He said "Hovenier" in response to the Express Journal.
“Sic has said senior American government officials: Serbia must hold responsible those involved in the attack carried out by ethnic Serb paramilitaries in Banjska that resulted in the tragic death of a Kosovo Police Sergeant” He added it.
Eventually, Havenier remembers that the United States has a clear view of Radoic. He has claimed responsibility for the attack on Banjska through his lawyers. He's a criminal who has to take responsibility”, Havenier said.
Marko Djurovic is being described as mandated for forming Serbia's new government after elections there.
Radojic, who has acknowledged that he was in charge of the attackers in Banjska, was detained by Serbian police on 24 September last year, but after a few days the Supreme Court in Belgrade had announced that he had released him from holding one day after questioning. Since then, Radojciq has been at large in Serbia. In his reaction to the meeting, Djuric has said that he neither hides nor is ashamed and is linked to “the job he does”.
Djuric has also said that publishing the photograph relates to his return to daily politics.
