A large number of criminal complaints have been filed against former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić over the years. A list published by the Students of Šumadija includes a total of 46 complaints, covering the period from 2013 through October 2026.
The complaints concern a range of cases and controversies, including “Savamala,” “Jovanjica,” “Krušik,” “Kopernikus,” the General Staff headquarters, “Sarajevo Safari,” and cases related to the collapse of the canopy at the Novi Sad railway station.
Among the most recent complaints are those filed on October 29 and 30, 2026. One concerns suspicions of calls for the violent overthrow of the constitutional order and causing public panic, while the other relates to the “Sky messages” and suspicions of criminal association and influence peddling, allegedly involving Darko Šarić.
The list also includes complaints concerning the pardoning of 49 individuals, the “Sarajevo Safari” case, the alleged use of a sound cannon against protesters on March 15, 2025, and a visit to intensive care patients from Kočani in the presence of television cameras.
Earlier complaints also cover issues related to Kosovo, the Brussels Agreement, the state of emergency during the coronavirus pandemic, arms trafficking, and allegations of links between individuals at the highest levels of government and organized crime.
Below is the complete list of all 46 criminal complaints, including the dates and explanations published by the Students of Šumadija.
LIST OF CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS FILED AGAINST ALEKSANDAR VUČIĆ
- October 30, 2026. A criminal complaint was filed over suspicions of calls for the violent overthrow of the constitutional order and causing public panic, accompanied by a request for his arrest and detention.
- October 29, 2026. A criminal complaint was filed in connection with the “Sky messages,” over suspicions of criminal association and influence peddling allegedly linked to Darko Šarić.
– October 2, 2026. A criminal complaint was filed concerning the pardoning of 49 individuals, over suspicions of abuse of authority and violations of legal procedures.
– December 12, 2025. A supplemental criminal complaint was filed in the “General Staff” case, concerning his alleged role in actions related to the removal of the complex’s protected status and disputed documentation.
– November 24, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed in connection with the “Sarajevo Safari” case, seeking an investigation into possible responsibility for crimes committed during the siege of Sarajevo.
– November 19, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed with prosecutors in Milan in connection with the “Sarajevo Safari” case, seeking an investigation into possible links to those events.
– September 2, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed in the “Telekom and United Media” case, over suspicions of influence peddling related to the dismissal of the management team.
– June 17, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed over possible violations of the health, privacy, and dignity of patients from Kočani during a visit to an intensive care unit accompanied by cameras.
– June 5, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed over alleged organized criminal activity involving top government officials, which had been publicly discussed in an interview.
– May 14, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed over an alleged unauthorized entry into an intensive care unit and the endangerment of the health and privacy of patients from Kočani.
– April 27, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged unlawful detention of citizens who were prevented from leaving an SNS rally.
– April 23, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged use of acoustic weapons against citizens during the March 15 protest, accompanied by medical documentation from those affected.
– April 11, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed over statements described as threats against prosecutors, pressure on their work, and obstruction of justice.
– March 21, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed over suspicions of incitement to terrorism in connection with the alleged use of a sound cannon during the March 15 protest.
– March 13, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed in the “CRTA” case, over suspicions of abuse of office, unauthorized use of personal data, and causing public panic.
– March 11, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed in the case involving police officer Lazar Baćić, over the alleged spreading of panic through claims that he had been injured by students.
– January 16, 2025. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged incitement of violence against students after a female student was injured by a car during a blockade.
– December 13, 2024. A criminal complaint was filed over alleged incitement to violence following the incident in which members of the Belgrade Philharmonic were injured by a car.
– November 4, 2024. A criminal complaint was filed in connection with the collapse of the railway station canopy, over alleged corruption related to the reconstruction of the Novi Sad railway station.
– March 31, 2023. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged endangerment of Serbia’s territorial integrity through the acceptance of the European plan for Kosovo.
– March 10, 2023. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged endangerment of Serbia’s territorial integrity through the acceptance of the Agreement on the Normalization of Relations between Belgrade and Pristina.
– March 16, 2022. A criminal complaint was filed in connection with the demolition in “Savamala” and the alleged cover-up of responsibility, as part of three publicly reported cases.
– February 11, 2022. A criminal complaint was filed over suspicions of vote-buying, in connection with promises of additional financial assistance for young people.
– August 3, 2021. A criminal complaint was filed seeking an investigation into alleged links between Vučić, Aleksandar Vulin, and the Belivuk–Miljković criminal group.
– March 23, 2021. A criminal complaint was filed in the “Mauritius” affair, over the alleged falsification and publication of documents concerning Dragan Đilas’s bank accounts.
– January 5, 2021. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged failure to report extortion and wiretapping, which Vučić had publicly discussed.
– October 2, 2020. A criminal complaint was filed in Bosnia and Herzegovina over alleged incitement to genocide through a parliamentary speech delivered in July 1995.
– August 25, 2020. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged negotiation of a partition of Kosovo and the endangerment of Serbia’s constitutional order and territorial integrity.
– April 17, 2020. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged unconstitutional declaration of a state of emergency and the assumption of powers belonging to the National Assembly.
– March 30, 2020. A criminal complaint was filed over alleged failure to comply with public health regulations and evasion of self-isolation after returning from Hungary.
– February 26, 2020. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged failure to report information about “Savamala” and criminal offenses that Vučić had attributed to Dragan Đilas.
– December 9, 2019. A criminal complaint was filed seeking an investigation into alleged links between Aleksandar and Andrej Vučić and the “Jovanjica” estate.
– November 5, 2019. A criminal complaint was filed in the “Krušik” case, over suspicions of criminal association and abuses in the arms trade.
– September 10, 2019. A criminal complaint was filed over statements concerning Kosovo that were described as endangering Serbia’s independence and territorial integrity.
– December 7, 2018. A criminal complaint was filed in the “Kopernikus” case, over suspicions of criminal association and abuses in the purchase of a cable television operator using Telekom funds.
– March 28, 2017. A criminal complaint was filed over suspicions of abuse of office, failure to report criminal offenses, and influence peddling, in connection with alleged links between top government officials, the police, and organized crime.
– March 23, 2017. A criminal complaint was filed over suspected abuse of office in connection with an SNS party statement identifying Nataša Jeremić as the head of the drug trade.
– January 28, 2017. A criminal complaint was filed in the “Geozavod” case, over alleged abuses in the transfer and commercial use of state property.
– April 12, 2016. A criminal complaint was filed over alleged involvement in the misuse of the Dveri party’s identity through fake online profiles and content.
– March 3, 2016. A criminal complaint was filed over failure to comply with court rulings ordering the disclosure of biographies of government officials.
– December 22, 2015. A criminal complaint was filed against Vučić and Ivica Dačić over the alleged endangerment of the constitutional order through the Brussels Agreement; its filing was publicly confirmed on that date.
– December 2, 2015. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged spreading of fear and panic through public claims about preparations for a coup.
– August 23, 2015. A criminal complaint was filed in the “Belgrade Business School” case, over suspicions of pressure to approve approximately 781 million dinars in disputed loans.
– December 20, 2013. A criminal complaint was filed over an alleged attempted physical assault and endangerment of Vladimir Cvijan’s safety at a meeting of the SNS Presidency.
– May 16, 2013. A criminal complaint was filed over alleged criminal association and violations of the Constitution during negotiations with Pristina in Brussels.
– April 24, 2013. A criminal complaint was filed over the alleged recognition of Kosovo’s occupation, capitulation, and secession through the acceptance of the Brussels Agreement.
Source: Students of Šumadija, Instagram @studenti_suma.dija Foto: ATA Images, FoNet-Nenad-Djordjevic
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