An indictment of Milan Radojcik and 44 other terrorists for attack on Banjska

The news has confirmed at a news conference Blerim Isufaj, chief prosecutor of the Special Prosecutor.

On 24 September last year, an armed group of Serbs attacked the Kosovo Police in Banjska, killing Sergeant Africa Bulnjak.

Milan Radoicic, former deputy chairman of the Serbian List, the largest party of Kosovo Serbs, supported by official Belgrade, took responsibility for the attack on Banjska.

To him, the International Police Agency <x0) issued a warrant for arrest.

It is not known where Radocik is at the moment, but Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq said following the attack that he is located at Serbia's “central destination”.

Escape to Serbia, not to be available to the Kosovo authorities, was the model of Radojici's behaviour, when Pristina, earlier, had issued arrest warrants for him, because he was linked to criminal activities.

In the past, Kosovo police have attempted to arrest Radocicici twice, on the basis of two separate warrants.

 

 

The first time was in November 2018, because Radoic was suspected of killing Kosovo Serb politician Oliver Ivanovic.

Several people were then arrested, but Radoic was not in his apartment.

Afterwards, Radoicci himself addressed the public with a statement saying that “ai has no connection with the killing of Ivanovic”.

He, too, has said that “will not be delivered to Kosovo Police”.

Meanwhile, the Kosovo Prosecution had issued an order for Radociqi in 2019, but he was withdrawn in 2021, without any explanation.

In early February 2022, Milan Radoic managed to avoid arrest for the second time, escaping from the Brnjak border point north of Kosovo.

Afterwards, Radojcicin has been released again for detention, which is still in force.

The American Treasury Department put him on the blacklist in December 2021 because of allegations of organised crime.

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