Oleg Obradović's lawyer, Nikola Martinović, claims that the key document on which the suspicion against his client in the "Telekom" case is based is a forgery. According to him, the investigating judge interrupted today's hearing and ordered the Protector of Property and Legal Interests of Montenegro to submit the disputed email within three days, while the continuation of the hearing is scheduled for the 11th. …
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Oleg Obradović's lawyer, Nikola Martinović, claims that the key document on which the suspicion against his client in the "Telekom" case is based is a forgery. According to him, the investigating judge interrupted today's hearing and ordered the Protector of Property and Legal Interests of Montenegro to submit the disputed email within three days, while the continuation of the hearing is scheduled for the 11th. …