TRUTH COMES TO LIGHT
Everything started with the arrest of Bojan Cvijetić, former adviser to Dragan Mektić, Keljmendi's group made contacts with people in the judiciary, how the secret information of ISA ended up with criminals
We publish the scheme: What is the role of ISA director Mehmedagić in relation to members of the drug mafia. Avaz
The arrest of Robert Radonjić, the head of the office of the Intelligence and Security Agency (ISA) in Banja Luka, as well as Nedeljko Lubura, the chief inspector of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the RS, caused a real panic in the ranks of the police and prosecutors, as well as members of the drug mafia who used the Sky application, had police protection and at the same time arranged drug trade!
That the Prosecutor's Office of BiH, which through international partners, the American FBI and Europol, obtained information about the members of BiH drug mafia, has a serious evidence, tells the fact that individuals in leadership positions in police agencies, as well as their helpers, were also arrested.
But this is only the tip of the iceberg. The question is who is next in line and which of the members of the drug mafia also had helpers in police and judicial circles.
By the way, the truth started to come to light after the arrest of Bojan Cvijetić, advisor to Dragan Mektić, the former Minister of Security of Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to the Prosecutor's Office, Cvijetić's group smuggled cocaine from Serbia and Montenegro to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and then EU countries, earning more than 11 million KM in the last two years.
Cvijetić and the members of his drug group have had assets worth KM 10 million blocked so far.
It is believed that the arrested Radonjić was a member of Cvijetić's group, to whom he also gave confidential ISA data that was found in Cvijetić's safe after his arrest.
Together with Cvijetić, who has been under house arrest for months, Aleksandar Nikolić and Petar Dukić, as well as members of the MIA RS, were arrested. So far, two border police officers, Vladan Kovačević and Miloš Lukajić, have been arrested because of the Sky application.
Earlier, two members of the Directorate for the Coordination of Police Bodies of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Miloš Nikolić and Miloš Popovac, were arrested, who are linked to drug smuggling. According to the order of the Prosecutor's Office, the judge from Bijeljina Jovan Savić was also arrested, who was providing information to criminals.
In addition, numerous warrants have been issued, including those for murderers and mobsters such as Milivoj Lovrenović Čaruga and his son Dušan, who are suspects in the "Storage" case. And they are also connected with Cvijetić and his team.
A month ago, Elvis Keljmendi, Anel Sejfović and Ajlin Ahmić were also arrested, who also used the Sky application, and were engaged in importing heroin and cocaine, which earned them hundreds of thousands of euros. All of them arranged numerous illegalities via this application.
A few days ago, the prosecution announced at the hearing for the extension of detention that Keljmendi's group had contacts with employees of the judiciary and the police, which is now a separate part of the investigation.
It is also indicative that the true protectors of Keljmendi were hiding for more than a decade, and that Osman Mehmedagić, as director of ISA, never wanted to declare either Naser or Elvis a threat to national security, which is the exclusive competence of the director.
The Sky application exposed the role of members of the drug mafia and certain police structures. Avaz
Members of the SIPA recently arrested Milan Matković, one of the most wanted drug dealers from the Balkans, who was on a wanted list and who lived in Trebinje and managed night clubs, also according to the order of the BiH Prosecutor's Office. He too, it is believed, had protection by the police.
So far, the MIAs of RS and SC, as well as SIPA and FUP, according to the order of the BiH Prosecutor's Office, have arrested more than 40 people who are linked to the Sky application.
However, with the arrest of Radonjić and Lubura, who are in custody, the ring began to tighten around the perpetrators of these criminal acts and those who knew about these illegal acts and did not report them.
At the beginning of last week, by the decision of acting chief prosecutor Milanko Kajganić, who by taking over this position showed the new strength of the Prosecutor's Office of BiH, prosecutor Diana Kajmaković was transferred from the position of head of the Department for Corruption to the Department for War Crimes.
Before that, Kajmaković was removed from the prosecutor's team that worked on the Sky cases, considering that certain people mentioned her name during the communication. So far, there is no evidence that Kajmaković is directly involved in this affair, although journalist Slobodan Vasković claims otherwise.
Prominent investigative journalist Slobodan Vasković stated earlier in his articles that Cvijetić would be arrested and detained. He revealed his activities months before his arrest. In addition, Vasković announced the arrest of Elvis Keljmendi's group, but also published messages between him and members of the drug group in which the name of Osman Mehmedagić Osmica, the director of ISA, is mentioned.
Vasković has been claiming in his articles for months that Mehmedagić is Elvis Keljmendi's boss and that Osmica has been protecting him from prosecution for years. It is interesting that the director of ISA has not yet denied this.
Prosecutor Bojana Jolović was recently appointed as the head of the prosecution team working on Sky application cases. She replaced Kajmaković in this position, who was removed from the prosecution team and is under investigation.
Jolović now leads a team of seven prosecutors that successfully exposes criminal groups that arranged the smuggling of narcotics and weapons through Sky, but also prepared murders.
Elvis Keljmendi, when he was arrested by the MIA special forces on suspicion of threatening the journalists of "Avaz", loudly shouted in front of the witnesses: "Let me go, I'm Osmica's man, call Mehmedagić, you have to let me go", which eventually happened.
The decryption of the Sky application also led to arrests in Serbia and Montenegro. Even last year, the group of Velja Nevolja and Marko Belivuk was arrested, against whom an indictment was filed. Dijana Hrkalović, the former secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia, was also detained for months because of her connections with him and Darko Elez. Darko Šarić was also arrested again. Dozens of police officers were arrested in Montenegro. Vesna Medenica, the former president of the Supreme Court of Montenegro, is also in custody because of the Sky application.
