Testimony from a former SNS activist describes organising paid enforcers and vote-buying
Summary
In testimony given to BIRN BiH, former SNS activist Momčilo Marjanović describes organising and paying groups of men who guarded party premises, provoked incidents, and stayed at the so-called "Ćacilend" camp in Belgrade's Pionirski Park during the 15 March 2025 protest, as well as pressuring voters with cash payments. Nenad Barac, head of Novi Sad's public utility company who Marjanović names as his source of instructions and money, declined to answer BIRN's questions, while Bojan Mihajlović and Vladimir Zukić, whom Marjanović accuses of attacking him, denied knowing him.
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Extract from the source
Momčilo Marjanović, 54-godišnjak koji je veći deo života proveo u Novom Sadu i više od 10 godina bio aktivista Srpske napredne stranke (SNS), svedočio je
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Locations
Administrative boundaries, not incident extent
Municipality: Beograd
Municipality: Opština Novi Sad
Places mentioned in the report
Bačka Palanka, Vojvodina, Bački Petrovac, Begeč, Futog, the Danube, Kula, Petrovaradin, Sremska Mitrovica, Stepanovićevo and Valjevo are mentioned in the wider context of the text or BIRN's reporting, but are not places where the events described in this testimony occurred. Kikinda is mentioned as the witness's birthplace.
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- 10:33 AMDetektor (BIRN BiH)Open the original
- 10:59 AMNova.rsOpen the original
- 11:00 AMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
- 11:29 AMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
- 11:50 AMKurirOpen the original
- 12:13 PMDanasOpen the original
- 12:16 PMKurirOpen the original
- 12:38 PMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
- 12:57 PMDanasOpen the original
- 01:07 PMNova.rsOpen the original
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How the signal is calculated
Total — strong signal (40–69)