Milan Radoičić
Serbian businessman and paramilitary leader (born 1978)
Milan Radoičić is a Kosovo Serb businessman, politician, criminal and a former vice president of the Serb List. He has been linked to organized crime, and led an armed group that conducted an attack against Kosovo Police in the village of Banjska in September 2023, resulting in the deaths of three Serb militants and one police officer. The attack was classified as a terrorist attack by the European Parliament. Following the attack, Radoičić fled into Serbia with other militants, so in September 2024 Kosovar prosecutors charged him in absentia, along with 44 others, with violating the constitutional order, terrorism, funding terrorism, and money laundering in connection with the Banjska attack. In April 2025, a Kosovar prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for him and 19 others for alleged war crimes committed in Gjakova.
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