The decision was issued in a ruling dated July 3, 2026, after pretrial procedure judge Vesel Ismaili reviewed the request submitted by the Special Prosecution.

Pretrial detention was ordered for Faruk Mazrek, Fariz Mazrek, Skender Kelmendi, Nisret Bajraktari, Dashnim Miftari, Adem Morina, Muhamet Mazrek, Naser Morina, and Gazmend Quni.

According to the suspicions, they face charges related to money laundering, participation in or organization of an organized criminal group, smuggling of goods, tax evasion, unauthorized ownership, control, or possession of weapons, as well as counterfeiting money, in violation of the provisions of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kosovo and the relevant laws.

The ruling followed the hearing held on July 3, 2026, while the request of the Special Prosecution had been submitted two days earlier, on July 1, 2026.

The case is considered one of the largest investigations currently being conducted by the Special Prosecution, with suspicions involving organized criminal activity and money laundering.

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In a Facebook post, he announced that the meeting included extensive discussion of the electoral process, as well as the result achieved by the Alliance.

Gjini said that the next steps in organizing the structures and further strengthening the Alliance were also at the center of the discussion.

According to him, the Alliance entered the race with a high-quality list of candidates and a program that, he said, was appreciated by citizens, bringing an increase in the overall vote.

“This trust from the citizens is a responsibility and a strong incentive to move forward, with more work and dedication in the service of the country,” Gjini wrote on Facebook.

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