Minister of Internal Affairs, Pançe Toshkovski, stated in an interview for Kanal 5 that authorities are working intensively to solve the murder of the 26-year-old, which happened last night in Çair. He said that the Ministry of Internal Affairs has initial data on the suspects and that one of them is currently serving a prison sentence.

According to Toshkovski, investigators have gathered sufficient evidence regarding the identity of the perpetrators. The minister expressed hope that they will be caught as soon as possible and face criminal prosecution.

“At this moment, I would not be able to officially identify the motives. I can only emphasize that intensive work is being done on the criminal case in question. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has initial information about the perpetrators. It has also secured appropriate evidence regarding who the perpetrators are, so I hope we will secure them as soon as possible and they will be subjected to criminal prosecution, as, let’s say, many have been in the past period, while they have committed a large number of crimes in recent years,” Toshkovski said about the serious incident in Çair.

The victim, a 26-year-old, was shot by two people on a motorcycle.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs announcement, the case was reported to the Skopje Police Department around 11:30 p.m. last night. Present near the intersection of “Prohor Pcinski” and “Vojdan Chernodrinski” streets in Skopje were D.G. (29), A.Dz. (24), K.B. (36), E.B. (25) and A.M. (26), all from Skopje, who were standing in front of a company’s window.

At that moment, a motorcycle with two people stopped near them, who opened fire on the group and then fled. A bullet struck A.M., who was transported by ambulance to the “Mother Teresa” Clinical Complex in Skopje, but died. Police are continuing measures to document and fully clarify the case./Telegrafi/

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In an official statement, Mexhiti said the conversation was marked by a friendly atmosphere and an open dialogue on issues of shared importance.

“I had the pleasure of receiving Austrian Ambassador Mr Martin Pammer in my office today. We had a meaningful exchange of ideas on the current situation and the opportunities to further deepen our relations in sectors of mutual interest. Austria continues to be a valued ally and a strong supporter on our journey toward Europe,” Mexhiti wrote.

He also highlighted Austria’s unwavering contribution to North Macedonia, underlining the need to intensify coordination in integration efforts, as well as in initiatives that directly serve the needs of citizens.

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He stressed that solving this issue is urgent because of the area’s merchants, who consider this crossing vital for their activity.

“We are currently considering two solutions. The option that seems most feasible is installing a traffic light, while the other alternative involves demolishing the bridge if it poses an obstacle. Since this bridge is not fully used by citizens, its demolition could be an option to properly regulate that crossing. This is necessary because, although it was closed for a period, at the insistence of Bit Pazar merchants—where many families earn a living—the crossing was reopened to support business interests,” Mexhiti stated.

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