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SKOPJE, (Patria) - Pristina and Macedonian media report that the Kosovo prosecution has no significant information that could lead to the clarification of the murder of politician Oliver Ivanović in Mitrovica.
Despite this, it is considered almost certain that the killers are not members of the Albanian community, Tanjug reports.
As reported by the MIA agency, citing unofficial findings, and reported by Koha.net, the Special Kosovo Prosecution has definitively shifted suspicion to members of the Serb community from the criminal milieu in northern Kosovo, but there are still no concrete suspects.
So far, as stated, the prosecution has interviewed a large number of witnesses, who have not provided any significant information that could lead to the clarification of this murder.
It is stated that among those interviewed was journalist Stefan Cvetković from Vršac, who previously claimed to have information about Ivanović's killers, but during the hearing at the Kosovo prosecution, he did not provide any concrete information, but only talked about what he said he heard from others.
Ivanović was killed on January 16 this year in front of the headquarters of his party in northern Mitrovica.
According to police reports, unknown men killed him with six shots and then fled in an unknown direction.
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