WE REVEAL HOW RADOJE ZVICER LIVE-TRACKED THE SMUGGLING OF 5.1 TONS OF COCAINE FROM SOUTH AMERICA: 'We won't owe anyone anything, one day...' SEE THE PHOTOS! (photo)
Radoje Zvicer, against whom the Special State Prosecutor's Office of Montenegro has filed another indictment for smuggling 5.1 tons of cocaine in 2020, followed every step of the drug trafficking chain from South America live with associates via the Sky application that year, according to the prosecutor's files.
WE REVEAL HOW RADOJE ZVICER LIVE-TRACKED THE SMUGGLING OF 5.1 TONS OF COCAINE FROM SOUTH AMERICA: ‘We won’t owe anyone anything, one day…’ SEE THE PHOTOS! (photo) Radoje Zvicer, the alleged leader of the Kavač clan, faces a new indictment for overseeing the smuggling of 5.1 tons of cocaine in 2020, which he monitored live via the Sky application. Zvicer reportedly paid 4.5 million euros for his share of the drugs, with evidence including photos of cash and detailed calculations exchanged among the accused. The ‘Balkan cartel’ members celebrated their operation through intercepted messages and photos, unaware of the impending seizure.
- Radoje Zvicer is indicted for his role in the 2020 smuggling of 5.1 tons of cocaine via the ship ‘Aresa’.
- Zvicer allegedly paid 4.5 million euros for his portion of the cocaine and monitored the operation live using the Sky application.
- Intercepted communications and photos show Zvicer and associates celebrating the drug shipment, including images of cocaine and money.
- The cocaine packages were marked with logos such as ‘Drina’, ‘777’, and ‘1FR’.
- The ‘Aresa’ was intercepted on February 24, 2020, off Aruba, leading to the seizure of the drugs and arrest of the crew.
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