A private arms dealer that bought mortar shells from Krušik more cheaply than the state-owned Jugoimport SDPR and resold them to a Saudi partner. The State Audit Institution found that it invoiced Krušik's weapons $16.5 million above the prices in the commission contracts and did not justify the difference. According to documents obtained by BIRN, Minister Stefanović's father was at Krušik as a representative of GIM, which the minister denies, and the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption found that he had not been engaged by the company. According to the Beta news agency, those shells allegedly ended up with Islamist extremists in Yemen.