Tag Archives: Velja

[ad_1] Veljko Belivuk, alias Velja Nevolja, and Marko Miljković were arrested this morning around 5 in the morning by order of the Prosecutor’s Office. They are charged with murder and the most serious crimes. This morning, in a major action by the Police and the BIA, 16 people suspected of …

[ad_1] Veljko Belivuk, aka Velja Nevolja, the leader of Partizan fans, who is allegedly close to the Kavac clan of Kotor, was arrested yesterday as soon as he landed at Belgrade’s “Nikola Tesla” airport from Tivat, and was released after passing five hours in the police. His closest associate, Marko …

[ad_1] Veljko Belivuk and Marko Miljković were summoned for an informational conversation after landing from Montenegro in connection with their stay in that country. In addition to them, five other men who were waiting for them at the airport, and who are their security, were arrested, “Blic” has learned. This …

[ad_1] Belgrade’s Veljko Belivuk, better known as Velja Nevolja, the leader of Partizan fans, is due to be questioned at the Montenegrin Special Prosecutor’s Office, which is conducting proceedings against the suspects in preparation for their liquidation in Tivat. It should be remembered that Belivuk stayed in Kotor for seven …

[ad_1] One of the leaders of the Kavač crime clan, Radoje Zvicer from Kotor, was in the company of Veljko Belivuk, named Veljko Nevolja, and Marko Miljković from Belgrade, when the Kotor police detained them on Monday afternoon and then brought them in for a conversation. informative, writes the Montenegrin …

[ad_1] One of the leaders of the Partizan fans, Veljko Belivuk, also known as Velja Nevolja, was brought to the Kotor police for an informational conversation, after which he was released. “Vijesti” was told at the top of UP that Belivuk was detained by police on Monday, and since he …

[ad_1] The Velja in question yelled at the Zvezda players, insulted them further and openly threatened them. At one point, he threatened the Zvezda Sanoga player with a physical confrontation, shouting: “I’ll find you in the city!” And he seasoned everything with the worst curses and insults of the ceremonial …

[ad_1] Photo: EPA / Sasa Stankovic, Profimedia, BETA, Zorana Jevtic It has been 20 years since October 5, the day Serbia stood up and said “no” to the Slobodan Milosevic regime. There is no doubt that the heroes of these changes are the citizens themselves, but there were some of …