Analyst Rron Gjinovci has commented on the Prosecutor’s Office’s indictment against Fatmir Sheholli, who is suspected of espionage and blackmail, raising concerns about Serbia’s influence in Kosovo’s media.

In a Facebook post, Gjinovci wrote: “Serbia has infiltrated deeply, especially Kosovo’s media 😀”. His reaction relates to the Prosecutor’s Office’s claims that materials obtained from the BIA were allegedly sent to media outlets for publication.

The indictment states that Sheholli is suspected of acting in accordance with an organized plan. The document also mentions communications concerning when the materials would be published.

Gjinovci’s full Facebook post:

Serbia has infiltrated deeply, especially Kosovo’s media 😀

“The Prosecutor’s Office said that the investigation had substantiated the well-founded suspicion that the materials obtained by the defendant from the BIA, specifically from Bojan Dimiq, which were also corroborated through special investigative measures, were used by the defendant Sheholli as part of an organized plan and with the aim of exerting pressure on and blackmailing Nenad Rashiq and his officials. He had handed Milaim Zeka materials for publication, while in exchange, the latter allegedly received the sum of 1,000 euros. After the material was handed over, the case file states that Bojan Dimiq contacted the defendant, Fatmir Sheholli, asked whether the material had been published and issued his instructions, while on 01.10.2025, Fatmir Sheholli relayed to Milaim Zeka the task he had received from Bojan Dimiç, instructing that the material be published earlier.”

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Another person has been arrested in the municipality of Zubin Potok on suspicion of war crimes during an operation conducted by the Kosovo Police in cooperation with the Special Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Kosovo.

A joint statement by the two institutions said that the detainee, identified by the initials J.R., is suspected of committing the criminal offense of “War Crimes against the Civilian Population.”

The operation was carried out by the Kosovo Police Directorate for the Investigation of War Crimes, based on an order from the Special Prosecutor’s Office and as part of the ongoing investigation into the case.

According to the authorities, the arrest followed intensive investigative work by police investigators together with the Special Prosecutor’s Office. The statement emphasized that these efforts are part of the institutions’ ongoing commitment to investigating and solving war crimes.

The Kosovo Police and the Special Prosecutor’s Office said they will continue to take all necessary investigative measures in connection with the Zubin Potok war crimes case, and that the public will be informed in due course.

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Përparim Rama, mayor of Pristina, has spoken out after the Vetëvendosje Movement filed a criminal complaint with the Special Prosecutor’s Office over allegations that the Municipality of Pristina was involved in the unlawful legalization of buildings.

In a statement published on Facebook, Rama stressed that the Capital’s institutions have been and continue to be accessible to the justice institutions. He guaranteed that every request from the Prosecutor’s Office would be handled with full cooperation, transparency and institutional propriety, as has always been the case.

The mayor of Pristina also said that he welcomed the fact that the Vetëvendosje Movement had finally turned to the Prosecutor’s Office. At the same time, he suggested that the movement also urge acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti to respond to the Prosecutor’s Office, claiming that Kurti has failed to respond to an invitation for an interview for more than two years.

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