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"A society doesn’t just fall because of bad actors—it falls because too many people decide not to act at all."
The Milan Vukašinović Abduction.
Milan Vukašinović, a Kosovo Serb from Leposavić, worked at the Kosovo Insurance Bureau at the Jarinje border crossing. Over several years, he became a target of political friction due to his outspoken views: • Late 2022: He refused to resign from Kosovo institutions when many other Kosovo Serbs did. • 2023 onward: He publicly criticized Srpska Lista (the dominant Kosovo Serb political party), spoke out about the Banjska attack of September 2023, and openly stated he felt unsafe traveling into Serbia due to political pressure. He also had an ongoing personal dispute with Milan Radoičić.
On November 1, 2025, at approximately 12:00 PM, Vukašinović was lured into an entrapment near the village of Jolakce (also cited as Jellakce), at a location called Lokvica, near the Serbian border. • Under the pretext of buying honey, Vukašinović drove his burgundy Lada Niva (Registration: NP 025 UI) to meet a contact from Kuršumlija, Serbia. The meeting was arranged by an associate named Dakija Antić, a member of the Serbian Army. After the incident, Antić could not be located, as his phone was switched off. • The Attack: Upon arrival, armed and masked individuals wearing unmarked green and black uniforms emerged from the woods. When Vukašinović attempted to drive away, the attackers fired on his vehicle from behind, wounding him. • The Aftermath at the Scene: The partially destroyed Lada Niva was abandoned on the inaccessible terrain. Albanian news outlet Gazeta Imazhit later published photos of the vehicle, which matched Vukašinović’s registration and color. Forensic images showed dozens of numbered evidence markers placed around the bodywork, consistent with a vehicle processed after a shooting. • The Border Transfer: Following the shooting, Vukašinović was transported to a hospital. Kosovo Police alleged that members of the Serbian Gendarmerie subsequently took him across the border into Serbia. The Serbian government has never publicly confirmed this transfer.
Following the abduction, law enforcement and legal representatives in both Serbia and Kosovo initiated contrasting actions: • Reports of Espionage Arrests: Shortly after the incident, vague reports emerged that several individuals had been arrested in the Raška region of Serbia on suspicion of espionage—an operation allegedly connected to the attack on Vukašinović. It was later learned that these individuals included a local police officer and a postal employee working in Raška, though their initials were not officially released. • The Criminal Complaint in Serbia: Vukašinović’s lawyer, Ivan Ninić, filed a formal criminal complaint in Serbia. The complaint alleged attempted murder and kidnapping, asserted direct involvement by unidentified members of the Serbian security forces, and demanded an investigation into Milan Radoičić. Serbian prosecutors have not publicly confirmed these allegations or filed formal charges. • Arrests in Kosovo: Meanwhile, the Kosovo Police arrested a suspect named Vidosav Mitrović on suspicion of assisting in the attempted murder and kidnapping. While searches of Mitrović's properties yielded firearms, ammunition, documents, and phones, Mitrović has maintained his innocence through his legal counsel.
As of July 2026, Vukašinović remains in Serbian custody under highly concerning physical and medical conditions: • He is partially paralyzed in one leg, confined to a wheelchair, and undergoing electrotherapy. • His family reports that he is being denied the specialized medical attention his condition requires. They are actively petitioning to have him transferred for medical treatment in Kosovo or a third country.
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