“Milo Djukanovic killed him!”

In its latest cover issue, the Croatian weekly National claims to have a recording of a telephone conversation in which Sreten Jocic, better known as Joca Amsterdamreportedly speaks of the role of Milo Đukanović in the murder of Ivo Pukanic.

Nacional did not publish the video he is visiting and does not explain why.

According to the weekly Joca, Amsterdam explains in that video why it did not “denounce Djukanovic” before.

As the exclusive Zagreb weekly writes, 12 years after Pukanic’s murder, as they say, an audio recording of the prison suddenly appeared, indicating who ordered the murder.

This is a recorded conversation that, as Nacional writes, took place in a completely different context, and at one point Joca Amsterdam, who is still in prison, allegedly claims that he could have been a free man if he had talked about the role of the Montenegrin president. in this history.

A few days ago it was 12 years since the death of one of the main characters of Nacional, Ivo Pukanic and Niko Franjic.

On the night of October 23, 2008, a motorcycle left by a car exploded in a parking lot in the courtyard of buildings at the corner of Palmotićeva and Stara Vlaška streets in Zagreb.

The perpetrators were quickly found, arrested and convicted, but the perpetrators of this murder remain unknown to this day.