Kosovo Indicts 20 for Gjakova War Crimes, Including Milan Radoičić
The Special Prosecutor's Office of Kosovo has filed an indictment for war crimes in Gjakova against 20 individuals, with Milan Radoičić reportedly among the accused.
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The Special Prosecutor's Office of Kosovo has filed an indictment for war crimes in Gjakova against 20 individuals, with Milan Radoičić reportedly among the accused.

N1 Serbia revealed that active police officers are allegedly providing security for controversial businessmen Zvonko Veselinovic and Milan Radoičić. This raises concerns as these individuals are subjects of police investigations.

Journalist Cvijić has revealed information suggesting that members of the Gendarmerie are acting as private security for Milan Radoičić and properties owned by Zvonko Veselinović, likening police officers to 'escort escorts for criminals'.
A discussion is ongoing in Serbia regarding who is protecting Milan Radoičić, with questions raised about the involvement of former or active gendarmerie members. The president has denied current members' involvement.

Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) official Milenko Jovanov stated that Milan Radoičić is a Serbian hero and that his wealth was acquired before his political involvement.
The United Kingdom's representative to the United Nations urged Serbia to bring those responsible for the 2023 Banjska armed attack, including Milan Radoičić, to justice.

Milan Radoičić, a prominent Kosovo Serb businessman and politician, has been indicted for war crimes. He is among 20 individuals facing charges related to war crimes in Gjakova.

Kosovo businessmen Zvonko Veselinović and Milan Radoičić have been under US sanctions for an extended period due to accusations related to organized crime and corruption, despite Serbian President Vučić's differing view.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Milan Radoičić, organizer of the September 2023 Banjska attack, is on an Interpol warrant due to 'Kosovo and Metohija' and not for criminal activity.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić reiterated his stance that active Gendarmerie members should not work as private security outside of working hours, responding to allegations that two members were guarding Milan Radoičić and Zvonko Veselinović.

Kosovo's Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, stated that justice for the Banjska attack will only be complete once Milan Radoičić is convicted.

Uroš Đokić from the 'United for Bajina Bašta' list alleges that Milan Radoičić has personally contacted local business owners, providing them with lists of opposition supporters and demanding their dismissal amidst ongoing election campaign pressures in Bajina Bašta, with reports indicating…

The Belgrade Court of Appeals has rejected Milan Radoičić's appeal against a previous ruling that dismissed his lawsuit against Rada Trajković for alleged defamation.

The Government of Kosovo has accused Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić of encouraging attacks on Kosovar police officers through his statements regarding Milan Radoičić. This accusation comes amidst ongoing tensions between Kosovo and Serbia.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and the Gendarmerie commander have stated that two active gendarmes are not currently providing security for Milan Radoičić and Veselinović, nor their facilities.

Commentators suggest the Serbian government is preparing to 'painlessly get rid of' Milan Radoičić, the former vice-president of Srpska Lista, following a statement by Milenko Jovanov calling him a 'hero of Serbia'.

The British representative to the United Nations has called on Serbia to fulfill its role in bringing those responsible for the 2023 armed attack in Banjska to justice, specifically mentioning Milan Radoičić.