
The former vice-president of the Serbian List, Slavko Simic, has said that there are other conversations between the head of the Vetevendosje parliamentary group, Mimoza Kusari, and Milan Radoicic, who is wanted for the attack in Banjska.
"As I have stated, there are many other conversations that have taken place," Simic told RTVD. Meanwhile, former police investigator Murat Mehmeti stated that all the meetings of Kosovar politicians, but also of other people, are recorded by the Intelligence Service of Serbia.
"Not because Radoiçiçi is not part of the state structure. Radoicic has formally taken over the last terrorist attack, but behind Radoicic is the military intelligence," said Mehmeti in Rubikin.
Regarding the wiretapping, Prime Minister Kurti said to reporters on Tuesday that "it is a fabricated situation and this month Radoicic has been free in Serbia for 9 months and the pressure should be to have an indictment against him".
He was asked if measures will be taken against Kusari-Lila. "I understand that you are trying at any cost to dramatize a few seconds of a conversation that I don't know how it was taken and where it was taken, how it was cut and by whom it was organized. But once again I am the chairman of the VV and Mimoza Kusari is not a member of the VV. Even if she were a member of the VV, there are commissions for these things, the VV does not have a dictatorial president who takes decisions as anyone would have wished", said Kurti. Regarding Kusari's involvement in the wiretapping, there have been harsh reactions from the opposition parties as well.