Examples of using Ulemek in English and their translations into Serbian
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Ulemek sent a letter asking for a support to overthrow the Zoran Đinđić's government just a month before the assassination,
Čović refused an interview with Insider but he did answer some questions regarding his silence about the letter Velimir Ilić got from Milorad Ulemek a month before the assassination, in Insider live show in 2006.
Ulemek, the apparent mastermind of the plot against Djindjic,
meetings between Tomic and Zemun Clan members Dusan Spasojevic and Milorad"Legia" Ulemek.
On 30 June, the Regional Court in Belgrade gave Milorad"Legija" Ulemek and five members of his unit 15-year prison terms for the quadruple homicide
The court upheld the 40-year sentences given by the Belgrade Special Court for Organised Crime in May 2007 to Milorad"Legija" Ulemek and Zvezdan Jovanovic,
Sasa Pejaković, a bodyguard to Milorad Ulemek, testified in the court investigation that in November 2001, during the rebellion, he overheard Ulemek and Spasojević conversation after their meeting with Aca Tomić.
Ulemek and Jovanovic's lawyers said they plan to appeal the verdicts.
That is why it was possible for Spasojevic and Ulemek to own today closed papers Nacional and Identitet.
No one investigated in full the reactions of Đinđić's political opponents from whom had Ulemek, based on the facts, asked a support.
Ulemek of his own initiative,
He also glorifies Milorad Ulemek, who was convicted of the assassinations of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Đinđić
As announced in January by Prosecutor Miljko Radosavljević, Ulemek testified on his own initiative
Insider discovered that Ulemek, instead of ending in jail when he surrendered,
Minister Zoran Djindjic's assassination, Mihajlo"Legija" Ulemek, is also a key suspect in another political murder, the subject now of a new trial.
the decision of the Serbian Government. Dusan Spasojevic and Milorad Ulemek were identified then as the owners of these papers.
more than ten times, to verify the assumption that Ulemek before he was taken to county prison, had spent several hours in conversation with
Court spokeswoman Vesna Dabic observed that Ulemek and Jovanovic, who received maximum sentences,
Speaking for B92's radio program Kaziprst, Belgrade Media Center Program Director Nebojsa Spaic however said that the fact that Ulemek and Spasojevic owned the Belgrade dailies was not the problem of journalism:"That has nothing to do with journalism.
The judges had found Ulemek, a former commander of the notorious special police unit known as the Red Berets,