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Police in Berane, Montenegro, are investigating alleged interference in the Serbian parliamentary elections. Three men were found in Berane on the evening of the election day, the same day Serbian citizens were allowed to vote in the early parliamentary elections held in Serbia. Authorities suspect the men were involved in influencing the voting process. The men identified by police are Goran Janjusheviq, a resident of Nikshiqi; Radovan Guzina, from Danilovgradi; and a Serbian citizen known only by the initials R.A. According to reports from the news outlet Vijesti, police discovered a list containing dozens of names at the residence of one of the Janjusheviqs. The list is believed to be related to the alleged interference. Milosh Janjusheviqi, who is currently missing, is the focus of the investigation. Police allege that he acted as an unofficial coordinator for voters supporting the ruling party in Serbia. R.A. is said to have been tasked with contacting voters and arranging their transport. Earlier that evening, Milosh was reportedly driving an official vehicle of the Public Enterprise for Management of the Coastal Zone (Morsko dobro) in Berane. Propaganda material was found in the vehicle, and the Janjusheviqs are employed by the enterprise. The three associates are expected to be questioned by the prosecutor’s office, which will assess whether their actions constitute a criminal offense. The investigation remains ongoing. Berane is one of three polling stations in Montenegro where Serbian citizens can vote on the day of the Serbian parliamentary elections. Milosh Janjusheviqi’s name previously appeared in April 2025 media reports concerning €40,000 found at the Rançe border checkpoint, where a group was returning from Serbia. Goran Janjusheviq had earlier been known to police. Article source: 24 Orë | Image credit: 24 Orë
Police in Berane, Montenegro, are investigating alleged interference in the Serbian parliamentary elections. Three men were found in Berane on the evening of the election day, the same day Serbian citizens were allowed to vote in the early parliamentary elections held in Serbia. Authorities suspect the men were involved in influencing the voting process. The men identified by police are Goran Janjusheviq, a resident of Nikshiqi; Radovan Guzina, from Danilovgradi; and a Serbian citizen known only by the initials R.A. According to reports from the news outlet Vijesti, police discovered a list containing dozens of names at the residence of one of the Janjusheviqs. The list is believed to be related to the alleged interference. Milosh Janjusheviqi, who is currently missing, is the focus of the investigation. Police allege that he acted as an unofficial coordinator for voters supporting the ruling party in Serbia. R.A. is said to have been tasked with contacting voters and arranging their transport. Earlier that evening, Milosh was reportedly driving an official vehicle of the Public Enterprise for Management of the Coastal Zone (Morsko dobro) in Berane. Propaganda material was found in the vehicle, and the Janjusheviqs are employed by the enterprise. The three associates are expected to be questioned by the prosecutor’s office, which will assess whether their actions constitute a criminal offense. The investigation remains ongoing. Berane is one of three polling stations in Montenegro where Serbian citizens can vote on the day of the Serbian parliamentary elections. Milosh Janjusheviqi’s name previously appeared in April 2025 media reports concerning €40,000 found at the Rançe border checkpoint, where a group was returning from Serbia. Goran Janjusheviq had earlier been known to police.
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