Blic announced that the representative of Jugoimport SDPR, Radomir Kurtić, died in Moscow on November 17. The newspaper adds that the death is suspicious, and that President Aleksandar Vučić was informed about it, and that Russian services have not yet sent forensic reports.
“Military security services and the BIA (Security Information Agency) submitted a report to the President of the Republic of Serbia about the suspicious death of Radomir Kurtić, the representative of Jugoimport SDPR in Moscow. The death occurred on November 17, 2025, on a street in Moscow. Serbian authorities have, until today, been waiting for forensic reports from Russian authorities, which they have not received,” Blic announced.
It is added that Radomir Kurtić was serving his second mandate as the representative of Jugoimport SDPR in Moscow.
“The Jugoimport SDPR commission visited the offices in Moscow and on that occasion established that a large number of documents were missing, as well as hard drives from the computers,” Blic states.
According to the newspaper, the investigative bodies of Russia have not provided any official information about the event to the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia and the Jugoimport SDPR representative office in Moscow, nor to the security services in the Republic of Serbia.
“The President of Serbia, at a meeting with representatives of the security services and Jugoimport SDPR, stated that we must not blame anyone until we receive solid evidence for it, but that we demand all necessary information from representatives of the Russian state and Russian state security,” the text reads.
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Source: N1; Photo: EKapija