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In a lengthy interview for NIN, Jelisaveta Vasilić said that the analysis of the cooperation agreement between Telekom and Wireless Media established that there was a suspicion of corruption in that business relationship, as in the previous big report on Telekom’s business and the purchase of cable operators. At the same time, the Anti-Corruption Council announced that the owner of Wireless Media, Igor Žeželj, tried to pressure the Council.
After analyzing the contract that he publicly announced and handed over to the Anticorruption Council, Marinika Tepic, a member of the Council with 30 years of experience in the Commercial Court, says there are reasons to suspect corruption.
“I determined that 37 million was agreed for Telekom’s cooperation with the investment company, and that it will be the exclusive partner of Telekom,” Jelisaveta Vasilić told NIN.
Meanwhile, the Anti-Corruption Council received a letter from the owner of the company to which Telekom paid Igor Žeželj more than 37 million euros. The council saw the letter as pressure and said it will now also be motivated to examine the contract between Telecom and Wireless Media.
“At the same time, the attention of the Council was drawn to the fact that the Agreement at its disposal was not legally obtained and is marked as a” trade secret. “Igor Žeželj is invited to publish a letter sent to the Anti-Corruption Council. The Council will inform the public about new decisions, “he said. Advice in a statement.
However, the Council did not adopt the report of Jelisaveta Vasilić, which refers to the Telecom business and the acquisition of several small cable operators, for which hundreds of millions of euros were spent in 2018. The Prosecutor’s Office is also silent on that , to which Miroslav Aleksić, from the Popular Party, filed a criminal complaint a month ago and received no response.
“More than 10 million euros of money was withdrawn from Telekom Srbija in 10 months. Before that, Telekom Srbija borrowed, took loans. Then, that money will be returned by the state, citizens, Telekom employees. And who you know where it ended. It most likely ended in “Srdjan Milovanovic bought the two televisions with national frequency, like Prva and O2, immediately after Telekom paid him 195 million euros,” Aleksic said.
The United Opposition of Serbia warns that Telecom’s debt has grown to 1.3 billion euros, and that more and more Telecom employees report anonymously, warning of the increasingly difficult financial situation.
“If this is Telecom’s golden age, is it true that Telecom has not paid its obligations to subcontractors for several months? And that the subcontractors are angry and angry and threatening to seek satisfaction in court? So, is it true that Telecom does not pay theirs? subcontractors, “said Dragana Rakić of DS.
At the end of August, Telekom Srbija announced that it would borrow another 200 million euros in dinars, for the first time in history, by issuing corporate bonds with a five-year maturity.
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