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Veran Matić: Everyone is against KRIK
This would be the most drastic punishment for journalists since the so-called Seselj Law from 1998, when several newsrooms were destroyed

This would be the most drastic punishment for journalists since the so-called Seselj Law from 1998, when several newsrooms were destroyed

KRIK wrote that the current Prime Minister of Serbia owns a million euro villa, so Đuro Macut filed a complaint that they were drawing a target on his forehead and referred to the evil fate of Zoran Đinđić

After entering politics, Prime Minister Đuro Mazut almost doubled the value of his property, which is now worth around two and a half million euros, KRIK reveals.

Igor Žmirić, the new commander of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, became the owner of a luxury villa worth over 400.000 euros in the prestigious "Aval Valley" neighborhood, which was built for him by Nenad Šekularac, convicted of attempted murder, writes KRIK

Among the known "criminals" are "criminals convicted of murders, beatings, drug trafficking, but also persons closely related to people from the underground."

The financial investigation against former ministers Tomislav Momirović, Goran Vesić and 12 other people on the suspicion that they damaged the state budget by 115 million dollars during the reconstruction of the Novi Sad-Kelebija railway remains in place because Vesić was not heard as he is in the hospital

According to the latest KRIK research, some members of the Government of Serbia own assets worth tens of millions of euros, although their incomes cannot justify such wealth. Among the richest are Bratislav Gašić, Nenad Popović and Irena Vujović - with luxurious villas, apartments, business premises and country estates.

Minister of Finance and former mayor of Belgrade Siniš Mali, the education of children in a prestigious private school in Belgrade cost over 235.000 euros, KRIK reveals. What kind of school are we talking about?

For the Minister of Finance and former mayor of Belgrade, Siniš Mali, the education of his children in a prestigious private school in Belgrade cost over 235.000 euros - more than double what he could earn from his salary.
In 2021, Aleksandar Martinović, Minister of Agriculture in the technical mandate, accused KRIK and its editor Stevan Dojčinović of money laundering and tax evasion in the Parliament. The court found that Martinović's claims were untrue and offensive, did not grant him parliamentary immunity and ordered the payment of compensation of 120.000 dinars.

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The editor of KRIK, Stevan Dojčinović, believes that the case of the former state secretary of the MUP was handled from the beginning in such a way as to avoid serious accusations, and that the evidence of Dijana Hrkalović's involvement in criminal activities never became part of the official indictment.
After the police raided houses during Operation "Zeppelin" and found this largest marijuana laboratory discovered in Serbia at the time, only Vlada Lazović, whom the police claim is Koluvia's godfather, was arrested, according to KRIK. On the other hand, Predrag Koluvija filed new lawsuits "because of the lies" presented by this portal

The court estimated Koluvia's mental pain at 30.000 dinars, the rest being the costs of the trial. In KRIK, they believe that they reported cleanly and that it is a case of silencing
Judge of the Appellate Court in Belgrade Dušanka Đorđević filed two lawsuits against KRIK due to the "Judge Who Judges" database, within which KRIK investigated the work of the judiciary, including its
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No investigation will be launched against him, the Public Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime said in a response sent to KRIK journalists.
Through his companies, Kostadin Terzić teamed up with a number of personalities from the Serbian underground, including people close to the aggressive hooligan group "Ultra boys", as well as "Alcatraz", KRIK research shows.
Branimir Vujović met on several occasions with the Secretary General of the Government Novak Nedić, and his business partner was Filip Bačević, the son of the former minister and ambassador of Serbia to China, Milan Bačević.
The President of Serbia said that he had "smarter things to do" in the meantime, and when asked if he was not interested in Vučkovic, he answered - "I am interested, and how", then began insulting and attacking N1
The information collected by the journalists reveals not only that Vučković led a group of criminals for years, but also that his colleagues from the police and prosecutors knew about it.
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In the lawsuits, Koluvia argued that KRIK violated the presumption of innocence. At the trials, he told how his neighbors started to avoid him because of KRIK's texts
The judgment of the High Court in Belgrade, when Krik was convicted for a text in which he named all those who filed a lawsuit against the editorial office, was judged to be particularly alarming.
Hrkalović is among 77 people who are suspected of being part of a criminal group that committed four murders, according to the prosecution's document that was created during the investigation of the "witch doctor" clan. However, to date she has not been charged with the crimes described in that document or for collaborating with criminals, KRIK writes
Judge Nataša Petričević Milisavljević condemned KRIK for quoting the eavesdropped conversation of members of Zoran Jotić Jotka's criminal group, in which it was heard that BIA director Bratislav Gašić was "in trouble" with Jotić. The judgment was made based on Gašić's lawsuit for violation of honor and reputation
According to KRIK, Zvonko Veselinović was designated as the person who ordered the murder of Oliver Ivanović, and the liquidation was allegedly organized by Veljko Belivuk's group, which sent its "best gunman" to remove the "only obstacle" to the Serbian List in Kosovo.