Montenegro, fest in Hand krimineller Clans?

 

Mittwoch, 11. Januar 2012

GTZ Geschäfte Deutscher Politiker mit dem Super Mafiosi in Montenegro: Veselin Barovic

 Samstag, 24. Juli 2010

Interpol und BKA tagen im berühmtesten Hotel der Montenegrinischen und Russen Mafia

 

 Donnerstag, 8. April 2010

Montenegro: Wenn die Drogen Bosse und der Staat eine Einheit bilden

Das die Hypo Alpe Adria - BayernLB auch direkt der Super Drogen Mafia um Darko Saric, gerne mit Millionen Summen bei der Geldwäsche behilflich ist und war, so nach einem Stoiber und Huber Deal eben, ist inzwischen auch bekannt. Wie die US Drogen Behörde DEA feststellt, wird Darko Saric in Montenegro versteckt, weil er direkt u.a. mit Milo und Aco Dukanovic Geschäfte betreibt um die Drogen Gelder re zuinvestieren u.a. in den Tourismus, ähnlich wie in Albanien. Wichtigster Helfer für die Drogen Kartelle, waren vor allem erneut Gernot Erler und Frank Walter Steinmeier, welche aktiv mithalfen, das wie heute bewiesen ist durch Zeugen Aussagen im Punkovic Mord, das man Tausende von Stimmen kaufte, für das Unabhängigkeits Referendum (50-100 € pro Stimme) und mit Hilfe der Albaner Mafia in Tuzi. In einem unabhängigen Mafia Staat, ählich wie im Kosoco, lassen sich halt für die Deutschen Politiker, leichter u.a. die Entwicklungs Gelder unterschlagen und in die eigene Tasche stecken, wenn man kriminelle Partner direkt auch über Export Firmen Zweigstellen aufbaut und über die Hypo Alpe Adria, welche direkt in die Geldwäsche mit Darko Saric ebenso verwickelt ist.

Jeder Deutsche Politiker wusste ganz genau Bescheid und vor allem ein Frank-Walter Steinmeier, das man der Super Albaner Mafia, sogar eine Mafia Republik Kosovo und Montenegro ermöglicht und das Alles Nichts mit "Freiheit" zu tun hat. Steht ziemlich deutlich u.a. im UN (UNODC)Report von 2008 und in den BND Reports 2005 und IEP - BND 2007 ziemlich deutlich.
Zitate: No "Freedom Fighters", Just Criminals and Thugs
oder No, it has nothing to do with "freedom", "independence" or "self-determination", it is all about illicit trade, crime without punishment, lawlessness, thuggery and insatiable greed.
Criminals, Terrorists or Politicians? In Kosovo-Metohija, all Three..

US Bars Montenegrin Ex-Officials for Alleged Corruption, Drug Trafficking

Predrag Milic

Podgorica

BIRN

September 10, 202518:47

State Department sanctions former Budva mayor Milo Bozovic and former Supreme Court president Vesna Medenica, stressing its 'commitment to combating illicit drug trafficking'.

Former president of the Montenegrin Supreme Court, Vesna Medenica. Photo: PR Centar.

The US State Department has sanctioned former Budva mayor and Montenegrin parliamentarian Milo Bozovic and the former president of Montenegro’s Supreme Court, Vesna Medenica, barring them from entering the country for alleged involvement in significant corruption linked to drug trafficking.

Bozovic, a prominent figure in the coastal town of Budva and a member of the Democratic Front alliance, was arrested in 2023 for drug trafficking and is now on trial.

Medenica, who led Montenegro’s judiciary for nearly two decades and was one of the country’s most influential officials, was arrested in 2022 on suspicion of forming a criminal organisation and abuse of office. Prosecutors accused her of accepting bribes, leaking sensitive judicial information and influencing court decisions in favour of a smuggling group led by her son.

“These designations reaffirm the United States’ commitment to combating illicit drug trafficking, transnational criminal organisations, and corruption that threatens US national security interests in the Western Balkans and beyond,” the State Department said.

The sanctions were imposed under Section 7031-c of the State Department’s Foreign Operations and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 2024, as extended by the Continuing Appropriations Act.

The US also designated their immediate family members as ineligible for entry into the US: Dragana, Balsa and Pavle Bozovic, as well as Milos and Marija Medenica.

Medenica is currently on trial in Montenegro. In November 2024, the High Court sentenced her to six months in prison for abusing her official position but the Court of Appeal ordered a retrial. She denies the charges.

Medenica was arrested in April 2022 after media published transcripts of exchanges of messages between her son, Milos, and a police officer, Darko Lalovic, in which they were arranging the purchase of cocaine and cigarette smuggling in the port of Bar.

In the transcripts, using the encrypted messaging application Sky ECC, Milos Medenica claimed his mother was aware of their illegal business and said they could expect protection from her.

She was accused of abuse of power in that case but was released to defend herself after spending six-and-a-half months in custody.

Milos Medenica has been in custody since May 2022. He is suspected of heading a 16-member criminal group, including his mother, that smuggled drugs and cigarettes and of exercising illegal influence.

Vesna Medenica resigned as head of the Supreme Court in December 2021, several months after the decision to award her a third term as president was criticised by the European Commission and by NGOs in Montenegro.

She was first elected head of the Supreme Court in 2007 and was re-elected in 2014 and 2019. Before her first mandate, she was Supreme State Prosecutor.

 

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