Karamarko withdrew money from the state, USKOK to receive documentation today

Activists of the Anti-Corruption League announced that at 11 AM they will submit documents to USKOK which, they claim, incriminate Tomislav Karamarko for corrupt criminal offenses, specifically for withdrawing money from state-owned companies, in the so-called Soboli Affair, writes index.hr, reports the BH News Agency Patria.

Journalist Domagoj Margetić says that these are documents that have "emerged" during the court proceedings initiated against him by the company Soboli due to his investigations into the company's business with state-owned companies, HAC, Croatian Post, and Podravka.

"In that court proceeding, certain whistleblowers testified, who described in detail how Tomislav Karamarko personally, by abusing his political influence as the head of SOA, as well as the Minister of Internal Affairs, secured multi-million euro deals for the company Soboli, which is connected to him by interest, in state-owned companies, and in fact, the entire file suggests that the Soboli Affair is something like the Fimi Media Affair," claims Margetić.