The accused in the terrorist attack in Banjska, Milan Radoićić, appears at the SNS pre-election rally with Vučić's son

At the pre-election rally of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), along with Danilo Vučić, the son of the former president of Serbia, there was also a person wanted by Interpol - Milan Radoićić, reports the Serbian media outlet "N1".

As seen in the footage shot by this media outlet, Milan Radoićić was next to Danilo Vučić in front of the "Jezero" hall, where the SNS rally in Kragujevac was held.

Danilo Vučić arrived at the SNS rally accompanied by several vehicles with flashing lights. They are later seen together.

You can watch the video within this N1 link.

Former deputy leader of the Srpska List, Milan Radoićić, who claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack in Banjska that killed Sergeant Afrim Bunjaku, is wanted by Interpol.

The International Police Organization, Interpol, issued an arrest warrant in December 2023 for Milan Radoicic and 11 other people, due to the September 24 terrorist attack in Banjska, northern Kosovo.

The EU and NATO have consistently called on Serbia to hold Radoićić and others in the group he led responsible for the Banjska attack.

Meanwhile, due to charges related to organized crime and corruption, Serbian businessmen Zvonko Veselinović and Milan Radoićić have been under US sanctions for almost five years.

N1 reports that Radoićić and a group of people had intimidated the residents of Kosjerić in Serbia during the local elections in this town.

"Last year, local elections were held in Kosjeric. Eyewitnesses, as well as the civic group "Honest People for a Clean Kosjeric", stated that Milan Radoićić had been present there, on the eve of the SNS rally, for a visit that they described as "threatening". According to the testimonies of the residents of this municipality, Radoićić had arrived in Kosjeric with a group of people, in several off-road vehicles. They had visited cafes, met with local officials and, during their stay, had intimidated and threatened citizens", reports this media outlet.