According to the Ministry of Interior, on 28.06.2026 at 04:05, it was reported to the Skopje Internal Affairs Department that a Range Rover passenger vehicle with Skopje license plates, owned by S.B. (54) from Skopje, had burned in the Center area.

The authorities said the fire was brought under control and extinguished by the Skopje Fire Brigade.

The Ministry of Interior said there were no injuries, while an inspection was carried out and measures are being taken to clarify the case.

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According to the statement, seven of them were driving without a driver’s license, including two in Skopje, two in Rosoman, two in Kumanovo, and one in the Kavadarci area.

Also, five drivers were detained for driving under the influence of alcohol, namely in Kavadarci, Sveti Nikole, Negotino, Gevgelija, and on the Veles–Gradsko highway.

Meanwhile, two other drivers were deprived of their liberty after traveling in the wrong direction on the Gostivar–Tetovo road section.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs stressed that after all cases are fully documented, the appropriate criminal charges will be filed.

The ministry calls on all road users to respect traffic rules and regulations, not to drive vehicles without having passed the driver’s license exam, if they have been banned from driving, or when they are under the influence of alcohol.

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According to police, on 26.06.2026, S.G. had reported that J.G. had left the apartment where the two were living together. A day later, on 27.06.2026, he filed another report, saying that he had found him dead near the village of Letevci, Skopje.

Police officers and the public prosecutor went to the scene. By order of the prosecutor, the body, which was in a stage of decomposition, was sent for an autopsy to forensic medicine.

Police said that after an official interview, S.G. was arrested, while in connection with this case Z.M. (62), G.B. (64) and M.D. (69) were also detained. According to the Ministry of Interior, in coordination with the public prosecutor, measures are being taken to fully clarify the case.

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An emergency doctor confirmed the death, stating that no signs of violence were observed.

According to police, an inspection was carried out at the scene, while the body was sent for an autopsy.

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