According to the statement, the Skopje Sector for Internal Affairs clarified the case of 30.06.2026, in which a 12-year-old girl was physically attacked by several minors in a park in the Aerodrom municipality, while other minors present there were filming with mobile phones.

The Interior Ministry said the Aerodrom and Drachevo Police Department, in coordination with the Kisela Voda Police Department, filed criminal charges with the Skopje Public Prosecutor’s Office against two minors for the criminal offense of “violence,” as stipulated and punishable under Article 386 of the Criminal Code. Criminal charges were also filed against one minor for the criminal offenses of “incitement” and “unauthorized recording,” as stipulated and punishable under Article 152 in connection with Article 386 paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code, as well as against another minor for the criminal offense of “unauthorized recording,” as stipulated and punishable under Article 152 in connection with Article 386 paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code.

In the same case, criminal charges were also filed against the parents I.V., M.V., M.P., I.A. and I.A. for the criminal offense of “neglect and abuse of a child,” as stipulated and punishable under Article 201 of the Criminal Code, the Interior Ministry said.

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According to the ministry, a brown substance, a powdery substance, marijuana, as well as a grinder with marijuana residue, were found and seized from these individuals.

The ministry also said that on 07.07.2026, at 23:10, at various locations in Bitola, police officers from the Bitola Internal Affairs Sector detained F.F. (32) and M.I. (33), both from Bitola, after marijuana was found during a search.

In conclusion, the ministry stressed that after the cases are fully clarified and documented, the appropriate charges will be filed against them.

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According to the announcement, the case was reported on July 6 at 23:10 to the Department of Internal Affairs in Gostivar. The crash involved a “Citroen Berlingo” driven by R.J., 59, from Gostivar, and a “Seat Leon” driven by O.R., 70, also from Gostivar.

Both drivers suffered serious injuries, as did passengers M.S. (64), Z.I. (45), and S.R. (60). All of them were taken for treatment to the “Mother Teresa” Clinics Complex in Skopje.

Meanwhile, passengers D.P.G. (59) and P.A. (54) also sustained injuries and were diagnosed at the Medical Center in Gostivar.

An inspection of the scene of the accident was carried out by a team from the Department of Internal Affairs in Gostivar.

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According to the statement, on 07.07.2026 at 00:30 in the village of Leunovë, police officers from the Gostivar Police Department deprived A.L. (27) from the village of Shipkovicë, Tetovo region, of his liberty after a white powdery substance was found during a search.

Also, on 06.07.2026 at 15:20, on “Aleksandar Makedonski” Street in Prilep, police from the Prilep Public Security Bureau arrested A.P. (41) and N.N. (25), both from Prilep. During a search of the passenger vehicle, a “Seat” with Prilep license plates, driven by A.P. and in which N.N. was a passenger, marijuana was found.

In another case, on 06.07.2026 at 18:00 in Prilep, near the artificial lake, police officers from the Internal Affairs Sector in Prilep arrested M.C. (31) from Prilep because marijuana was discovered during a search, the Interior Ministry said.

The Interior Ministry added that, after the cases are fully clarified and documented, the relevant reports will be filed.

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According to the statement, five people were detained in Gostivar, one of them a minor and another who had previously been involved in a traffic accident. Four people were caught in Skopje, two in Kicevo, one of them a minor, as well as one person each in the Tetovo region, Krivogashtan, Prilep and Bitola.

The Interior Ministry also said that in Delcevo one person was driving under the influence of alcohol. Meanwhile, one person in Kicevo and one in Kavadarci were found driving despite having a ban on operating a motor vehicle. After the documentation of the cases is completed, the appropriate criminal charges will be filed against them.

The Interior Ministry called on all road users to comply with traffic rules, not to get behind the wheel without passing the driver’s license exam, and not to drive if they are under a driving ban or under the influence of alcohol, so that everyone together can contribute to safer traffic.

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According to the announcement by the Ministry of Interior, R.M. (61) and R.Sh. (35), also from Obednik, were initially deprived of their liberty at 09:45. During the search carried out at their home under a court order, police found five rifles, one pistol and 38 rounds of different calibers.

Later, at 10:10, E.R. (57) and E.R. (20) were also detained. During the search conducted at their home under an order from the Basic Court of Bitola, three hunting rifles, a signal pistol, 170 rounds of different calibers, as well as other items, were found.

The Ministry of Interior said that, after the cases are fully clarified and documented, the appropriate charges will be filed against all four individuals./Telegrafi/

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According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the incident was reported on July 1, 2026, at around 19:30, when a 31-year-old woman reported to the Skopje Police Department that her 12-year-old daughter had been physically assaulted a day earlier, on June 30, at around 22:00, in a park in Aerodrom.

The ministry’s statement explains that the 12-year-old girl was initially, on two occasions, forced by a 14-year-old minor, who was together with her friend, to kneel and apologize. Later, after she had left the scene, she was physically attacked by another minor.

According to the same statement, the entire incident was recorded on a mobile phone by several minors who were at the scene, while the victim knew one of them. On the same day, an official interview was conducted at the police station with two minors in the presence of their parents.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs also announced that the juvenile public prosecutor and the Inter-Municipal Center for Social Work had been informed about the case.

“Activities are being undertaken to identify the other minors involved and to fully clarify the case, after which criminal charges will be filed for the offenses of ‘Violence,’ under Article 386, and ‘Neglect and Abuse of a Minor,’ under Article 201 of the Criminal Code,” the ministry’s statement said.

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According to him, unlike in previous years when in some cases citizens waited up to four hours, waiting times now reach a maximum of one hour.

Toshkovski stressed that one positive example of how a border crossing is functioning is Tabanoc. He said that the transit time for citizens, which previously involved waits of up to 4 hours, has in recent days been reduced to a maximum of half an hour. According to him, in the coming period, with the increase in traffic and on the busiest days, waiting times are expected to reach up to 1 hour, but under no circumstances return to the levels of previous years, when people waited more than 4 hours. He also added that the number of travelers passing through this border crossing in transit has increased by about 15 percent.

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The changes also include traffic restrictions and clear rules on how electric scooters must be used, with the aim of reducing road accidents. The new law comes at a time when these vehicles have become increasingly present in urban traffic.

Harsher penalties are предусмотрены for violators, including speeding, operating the vehicle under the influence of alcohol, and carrying other persons on the scooter. In addition to fines, temporary confiscation of the vehicle for up to 30 days is also предусмотрено for the most serious violations.

Authorities underline that these changes are intended to increase road safety, as statistical data show a rise in the number of accidents involving scooters and similar vehicles, including cases with serious injuries and fatal consequences. The law is intended to reduce accidents and provide clearer regulation of the use of these vehicles.

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According to the ministry, on 29/30.06.2026 in Skopje, at several locations, officers from the Skopje Internal Affairs Department arrested D.G. (29) and V.B. (30), both from Skopje, a 16-year-old from the Skopje area, and S.A. (25) from Turkey, residing in Skopje. During the checks, a white solid substance, marijuana, and a knife were found on them and seized.

On 29.06.2026 at 16:00, the Skopje Internal Affairs Department was notified by the Idrizovo Correctional Institution that during a search of inmate M.A. (53) from Skopje, who had returned from leave, white powdery substances and tablets were found on him.

At the Tabanovce border crossing, on 29.06.2026 at 10:00, upon entry into the country, police arrested R.F. (26) from Germany. During a border inspection and the check of a passenger vehicle with German license plates in which he had been traveling, marijuana was found in his personal luggage and seized.

That same day, at 16:00 in Kavadarci, police officers from the Kavadarci Internal Affairs Department deprived S.M. (44) and K.Ç. (44), both from Kavadarci, of their liberty. They stopped a Fiat passenger vehicle with Kavadarci license plates, driven by S.M., while K.Ç. was in the car as a passenger. During the search, white powdery substances and marijuana were found on S.M. and confiscated.

In Negotino, on 30.06.2026 at 01:30, officers from the Negotino Internal Affairs Department detained a 17-year-old from the city after marijuana was found on him and seized during a search.

Meanwhile, on 29.06.2026 at 20:30, at the intersection of Boris Kidrič Street and Bllagoja Toska Street in Tetovo, police officers from the Tetovo Internal Affairs Department arrested B.SH. (23) from the village of Leshok, in the Tetovo area. During a search of his vehicle, marijuana, a grinder, a baseball bat, and metal knuckles were found on the back seat and seized, the ministry said.

The ministry added that after all cases are fully documented, the appropriate charges will be filed.

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