Special Act: Ranovici paid terrorists out of 2,000 euros

The first day of the year opened the path, and the terrain was laid for six years.

January 1st 2017, marked the beginnings of the engagement of Milan Radojici, the head of the Banjska group, to carry out the 24 September attack.

But for that purpose the forwardant could not do without a lot of money that had no problem.

They, reportedly in the 158-page Special Prosecutor's Act, were taken directly from the Republic of Serbia through millions of tenders.

And with that money, this heavy arms, uniforms and terrorist group equipment were purchased to pay off the entire group.

The indictment says that “Milani has organized these persons and other persons in Serbia, which he has exercised, has prepared them with light and heavy weapons, which they had long exercised in Serbia and most of them, Milan has paid two thousand euros a month through cash, to include in this group”.

On the other hand, the indictment reportedly said that “s initially told him they have gone with the idea of releasing the northern part of Kosovo, as well as in order for Serbs of this part to secede from Kosovo”.

To separate Kosovo, this, according to the Special, neither lacked political support, as was given at the October 13th 2021 meeting by President Aleksandar Vuciq, where Radociqi had sworn to protect Serbs to the end.

To fulfill this pledge, it was given the opportunity to use the military means of the republic of Serbia, with official military signatures. Including the mine in which Sergeant Africa Bulnjak was killed.

But until this moment, which according to the accusation act occurred at exactly 03:37, the entry into Kosovo's land as if they were not in a hurry. In the hotel where they were standing while preparing for attack, they had time for beer and even knife photographs.

When the time came for field exercises, tacticals with various weapons and explosives were made through all of this space that included the KAGrayʹ Hotel in Copaonic and the post-X0 Passuljanske Livade” of Serbia, unhindered by the authorities of this state.