Vladimir Đukanović

According to an official note by inspector Milenković, he and Aleksandar Papić offered him €100,000 through an intermediary to drop the Jovanjica case, which he denies. He defended Predrag Koluvija, then called Milenković a "narco-boss", and sued journalist Vuk Cvijić, who published the note. Among the attacks on journalists is also his message that journalist Ana Lalić, while she was receiving death threats, should be "put away somewhere in a psychiatric ward".

Affairs

• The Belivuk group and its ties to the state: In an open letter, he called on Vučić to name the people who had worked with Belivuk, saying the group must have had support from within SNS
• SNS bots and who organises them: Said he had not heard of the portal and that, if the finding was accurate, he would congratulate the internet team
• Marijuana plantation on the “Jovanjica” estate: According to a note by inspector Milenković, he offered him €100,000 to drop the case, which he denies; he called the inspector a “narco boss”
• Campaign against Ombudsman Saša Janković: According to NUNS and Human Rights House, he hurled numerous insults at the Ombudsman on a television programme, which they called a witch hunt
• Attacks on journalists: Wrote on X that journalist Ana Lalić should be “put away somewhere in a psychiatric ward”
• „Safe votes“ and jobs in the public sector: He said all parties collect safe votes and that the DS was the one that brought the practice into widespread use