He resigned after his name appeared in the dossier/ Epstein called him "Miro", offered diplomat Lajcak "their young wives and sisters"

2026-02-01 08:33:48Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

He resigned after his name appeared in the dossier/ Epstein called him

Over three million Epstein files released by US Justice Department

The name of politician and former European Union envoy for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak, also emerged in the recently released documents of the Jeffrey Epstein sex offender scandal. The 2018 messages revealed a more personal relationship than Lajcak had previously admitted.

From the details made public, Lajčak and Epstein discussed not only politics and diplomacy, but also women, leading Lajčak to resign from his position as advisor to the Slovak Prime Minister after these publications.

In one of the conversations, Epstein offered women to Lajcak, adding that he could 'take their sisters too.' He then ironically said that they were probably too young for him, as they were under 30.

'Don't be mean. They don't know how I'm in action,' he replied to Lajcak, according to the newspaper Dnevnik N. In other messages, the two spoke of 'girls' in Kiev or Moscow, in a relaxed and often joking tone.

For a photo from Moscow, Epstein wrote that he would prefer 'a more inward look' and claimed that those girls were 'Russia's best export'.

But Lajcak replied 'after the oil'. But Lajcak denies this and says he never communicated with Epstein about women. But the documents show that their communication was not sporadic.

Lajcak's name is mentioned hundreds of times, and the sexual abuser often called him by the familiar name 'Miro'.

Some of the messages date from the period when Lajcak was president of the UN General Assembly and regularly stayed in New York.

During this period, meetings, dinners and possible visits were reportedly organized at Epstein's Florida residence where underage girls were abused.



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