It is good the arrest warrant for Milan Radojicic was issued and that there is a will of Kosovo institutions, however, without pressure by the international community it will not be implemented, because the attitude of the Serbian authorities in this case so far was unacceptable, brother of the murdered leader of Civic Initiative Freedom Democracy Justice (GI SDP) Oliver Ivanovic, Miroslav told Danas daily. Miroslav Ivanovic made these remarks while commenting on Pristina media reports that the Kosovo Special Prosecution has issued an international arrest warrant for Milan Radojicic, Srpska L

Leader of Civic Initiative, Freedom, Democracy, Justice Oliver Ivanovic was murdered on this day, one year ago in front of his party premises in Mitrovica North, Serbian media report. Organizers of the murder and his assassins have not been found yet. The results of the investigation were not published, although official Belgrade promised to deliver the first information two weeks after the murder. At Saint Sava Temple in Belgrade, Ivanovic’s wife Milena and their son Bogdan lighted the candles.

Serbian daily Kurir reported that Miroslav, brother of murdered Oliver Ivanovic, said surveillance cameras in the party’s premises were working at the time of the assassination of CI SDP leader, despite of information from the Kosovo prosecution claiming the cameras started working only 10 minutes after the murder. “I know that the system of four cameras on the building of the party’s seat functioned well.

Claims of the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic that Oliver Ivanovic was in conflict with Milan Radojcic since 2000, no one could confirm, Danas daily reports today. According to Danas, neither Ivanovic’s family nor his associates could confirm this information. Brother of Oliver Ivanovic, Miroslav told Danas, he does not believe Ivanovic ever met Radojcic. “I am surprised with the statement of the President. I do not see in what relations, and even conflict the two men from completely different cycles could be, men who have no common connection. I do not believe they met.