politics
April 4, 2026
Lawyer Miljković: Case against Jelena Đukanović based on assumptions
In the basic court of the temporary institutions in Pristina, the trial of Jelena Đukanović from Kosovska Mitrovica, who is accused of committing espionage, continued today with the presentation of material evidence. Jelena Đukanović's lawyer, Predrag Miljković, stated after the hearing that the case is largely based on assumptions and free interpretations by the police, and that the defense has proven there is no espionage in this case.
TL;DR
- Jelena Đukanović is on trial for espionage in the basic court of temporary institutions in Pristina.
- Her lawyer, Predrag Miljković, claims the case is based on assumptions and free interpretations by the police.
- The defense argues that mobile phone searches require a court order, as they involve private digital content.
- The lawyer noted the absence of witnesses and the reliance on material evidence, which the defense contested.
- The court excluded the conviction and statement of Aleksandar Vlajić as evidence against Đukanović.
- The defense pointed out how simple messages and abbreviations were interpreted by the prosecution as evidence of contact with BIA agents.
- The final arguments in the case are scheduled for April 23rd.
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