17 December 2010 | 10:04 | FOCUS News Agency
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Belgrade. Bank accounts in Switzerland, Albania, Germany and other European countries in which the money from organ trafficking is reported kept could serve as evidence for the Council of Europe report which accuses the Kosovan Prime Minister Hashim Thaci of being “a boss of the Albanian mafia in Kosovo,” Serbian Blic daily writes.
The bank accounts have been discovered by the Serbian war crimes prosecutor’s office, but also by the U.S.’s FBI, which was investigating into the financing of extreme Islamist groups.
Some of the accounts carry personal names and others – the names of humanitarian organizations, which served as a screen for crimes. Some of the organizations are Aid for Kosovo, Mediker, Karavan, Al Haramajin, Taibah International.
The author of the report Dick Marty said he had presented enough evidence for launching an investigation.
The bank accounts have been discovered by the Serbian war crimes prosecutor’s office, but also by the U.S.’s FBI, which was investigating into the financing of extreme Islamist groups.
Some of the accounts carry personal names and others – the names of humanitarian organizations, which served as a screen for crimes. Some of the organizations are Aid for Kosovo, Mediker, Karavan, Al Haramajin, Taibah International.
The author of the report Dick Marty said he had presented enough evidence for launching an investigation.
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