Suvara claims: I received 50,000 euros from SDS to record Dodik's best man Radišić

SDS paid 100,000 marks for secretly recording controversial businessman Mile Radišić. This was confirmed to RTRS by Goran Suvara, the man who recorded the conversation and received the money, reports the Patria news agency.

Yesterday, SDS published an audio recording on its website in which Mile Radišić can be heard accusing the Minister of Finance of Republika Srpska, Zoran Tegeltija, of alleged corrupt practices.

Suvara claims today that SDS offered him a million marks to persuade Mile Radišić to compromise the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik. For everything he claims, he offers hours of audio material, as well as photographs. Regarding the material published yesterday, Suvara says it was recorded 6 to 7 months ago and has been re-edited.

Suvara admits that he received 50,000 euros from SDS in return, and was offered a million marks to persuade Mile Radišić to compromise the President of Srpska, Milorad Dodik.

Goran Suvara admits that he is a wanted person and that he left Republika Srpska due to an allegedly fabricated process. He claims his friend Boris connected him with Nebojša Vukanović, advisor to Mladen Bosić, and then arranged a joint meeting in Belgrade.

SUVARA (Nebojša Vukanović came to Belgrade, I have pictures, I sat there. Nebojša Vukanović explained to me that Milorad Dodik is a criminal, that they have evidence. That something must be done at all costs. He heard that I have close ties with Mile Radišić. He offered me a huge sum of money for three sentences of Mile Radišić's voice. At first, I couldn't believe I would get 100,000 marks for three sentences.)

Suvara claims that in the controversial recording with Mile Radišić, he commented on an article that appeared on a blog about the alleged "Mrkonjić clan".

SUVARA (He said I don't understand banking business, who is who, someone told me, some banker, that apparently the Mrkonjić clan wants to buy a bank)

After an SMS message from Mladen Bosić, in which, according to Suvara, he asked him to meet with a certain Dado, there was a new call from Vukanović and a proposal for a meeting.

SUVARA (They handed me 50,000 euros in cash, I wasn't alone when I received the money, my friend Boris was there, Dušan was there, there was some girl working in the place where they paid me 50,000 euros in cash for those three sentences)

However, after this payment, according to Goran Suvara's statement, he received a new offer the same day - this time from Bojo Gašanović, the mayor of the municipality of Istočni Stari Grad.

SUVARA (Goran, you are probably close to Mile Radišić. Why won't you tell us, but we know that Milorad Dodik laundered 15-20 million marks through Mile Radišić's building. If you can, we are giving you this now, we will give you a million, I don't care how, whether you get Mile Radišić drunk, whether you drug him. Get him to say it, you'll get a million, a somewhat unbelievable story...)

Goran Suvara claims that Mile Radišić is in danger. He is asking the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Prosecutor's Office of Republika Srpska to allow him to give a statement about the secret recordings and evidence he claims to have about what individuals from SDS are doing and preparing. He admits to recording Radišić, that part of the recording was cut, and that Nebojša Vukanović requested the recording to confirm that Suvara and Radišić were on good terms.