The Special Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Kosovo has formally charged Fatmir Sheholli with the criminal offenses of “Espionage” and “Blackmail.” The indictment alleges that Sheholli engaged in continuous activities supporting the Serbian Intelligence and Security Agency (BIA). Furthermore, the charges specify coordination between Sheholli and a high-ranking official within that intelligence service, identified as Bojan Dimiq. The indictment, issued on August 24, 2026, and reported by Telegrafi, is supported by a substantial body of evidence.
This evidence collection includes numerous material and personal items, such as recorded phone calls, digital communications recovered from Sheholli’s mobile device, video footage, security camera recordings, seized documents, witness testimonies, and financial reports. According to the Prosecutor’s Office, the charges assert that Sheholli operated as an individual recruited by Serbian intelligence services. The allegations detail that this activity took place over a period spanning from an unspecified date up to April 9, 2025.
The filing marks a significant legal action within Kosovo concerning alleged foreign intelligence activities. The Prosecutor’s Office maintains that the evidence presented substantiates the claims of unauthorized support and illicit coordination with the BIA, thereby constituting breaches of national security laws within the region.
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