Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic said that the government would not hide information about the murder of six Serbian youths in the café “Panda” in Pec, in 1998, but it’s too early to draw conclusions about the case. “Wherever there is any information, we will not hide them, but it’s very early to talk about conclusions,” Dacic told B92 television, commenting on allegations that the State Security Services and Police forces were involved in the attack.
In regards to the statement of Serbian Renewal Movement leader Vuk Draskovic, who expressed such doubts, Dacic said that such a statement could have major political consequences.
He added that one should not obstruct the investigation of the murder in Peć, in 1998. However, a separate investigation in regards to that crime was not conducted, but while searching for other events, which occurred before 2000, some findings in regards to it were discovered.
