Former Serbian Security Intelligence Agency (BIA) inspector Milan Zvezdanović has claimed that Milan Radoičić has left Serbia and travelled to Russia, citing unofficial information he said he received from sources within the intelligence agency.
Speaking on N1 television, Zvezdanović said he had received information indicating that Radoičić was no longer in Serbian territory and had travelled to Russia.
Asked whether Radoičić had left with official permission or crossed the border illegally, Zvezdanović argued that such permission was not necessary while the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) remained in power.
“He did not need permission,” Zvezdanović said.
He added that Radoičić’s alleged departure had caused concern even among certain senior BIA officials who, according to him, had maintained business and criminal connections with Radoičić.
Radoičić, a former senior figure within the Serbian List, is subject to a court order revoking his passport and prohibiting him from leaving Serbia. He was also required to report regularly to the police.
N1 previously contacted the Higher Court on October 29 to ask whether Radoičić had been complying with his reporting obligations, but the broadcaster said it had received no response.
The claims about his departure have not been independently confirmed, and it remains unclear whether Serbian authorities are aware of his whereabouts.
