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AUTHOR:M.J. GDNUS
The President of the Parliament of Montenegro Andrija Mandić could soon be the focus of an investigation by the Special State Prosecutor's Office, and even be prosecuted for "suspicious messages" in correspondence on the Sky application that came into the possession of American services - it was exclusively revealed in the show "Bujica" on the Croatian private television channel Z1.
According to information from TV Z1, the correspondence from the Sky application, which was once handed over by the French Europol to the authorities of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, connects the leader of the New Serbian Democracy and the first man in parliament with influential members of the Skalja criminal clan.
-His position as President of the State Parliament could soon be seriously threatened because there are increasingly "louder whispers" about the prosecution that the Special Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica is preparing for him because of suspicious messages in which he was mentioned by Balkan criminal clans. These messages came into the possession of American services after the Sky application crashed – it is said in a report broadcast last night within the show “Bujica”.
SKY CORRESPONDENCE
How much truth there is in the claims of the media from Croatia, the ETV portal tried to find out: they sent questions to the Special State Prosecutor’s Office this morning, but there was no answer by the evening hours.
According to the ETV portal, at the end of last year, individuals from the Montenegrin security sector released information about Sky correspondence between Montenegrin members of the Skaljar clan and influential people from Bosnia and Herzegovina who are part of the top of that criminal clan.
According to these allegations, the Sky correspondence was transferred to the Special Prosecutor’s Office, and the partner services insisted on Vladimir Novović, the chief special prosecutor for organized crime, to open an investigation into whether Andrija Mandić was mentioned in these encrypted communications.
According to information from the ETV Portal, these are 1,500 Sky communications, including correspondence from Milo Božović, the detained mayor of Budva and a former high-ranking official, but also a financier of the New Serbian Democracy.
BALKAN IMPERIAL GAMES
The channel, which is considered a representative of right-wing ideas in Croatia, aired a report on the strategic ties between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Chinese President Xi, but at the same time criticized Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković for insisting on Croatia's very good ties with the People's Republic of China.
Speaking about the situation in the Western Balkans, the report aired as part of the "Bujica" program assessed that the key disruptive factor in the region is the regime of Serbian President Vučić. And the main instrument of official Belgrade's imperial policy is the Serbian Orthodox Church, which supports the idea of a "Serbian world".
"And while Vučić's regime openly threatens its political enemies with the so-called "loyalists" as a kind of "Black Hand" of the twenty-first century, and accuses Croatian services of infiltrating student unrest, the truth is that Serbia is continuously destabilizing neighboring countries. And it does so through the St. Sava organization of Prvoslav Porfirije Perić, which is particularly visible in Montenegro - the TV Z1 report assesses.
As an illustration of the role of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro, an excerpt from a video recorded in the Cetinje Monastery was broadcast, showing how the priests of the Serbian Church, with the choral support of civilians, sing the song "When the Serbian Army Returns to Kosovo"...
PERSONA NON GRATA
-Chetnik duke Andrija Mandić, who last year acquired the title of persona non grata in Croatia, is one of the key protagonists of the destabilization of Montenegro - it is emphasized, among other things, in the report, which is also partially dedicated to the role of the current President of the Parliament of Montenegro.
However, in addition to the political targeting of the Chetnik voivode who has become an undesirable person in neighboring Croatia, Andrija Mandić's name is also mentioned as part of very unpleasant information about his alleged connections with criminal circles in the region.
Therefore, it would be of utmost importance for the Special State Prosecutor's Office, headed by Vladimir Novović, to announce whether there are enough indications to open an investigation that would lead to the leader of New Serbian Democracy and the former leader of the Democratic Front.
