Serbian Police Raids Target NGOs Supported By USAID

They are accused of abuse and money laundering, but it has been interpreted as a further attempt by the government to suppress the opposition

Serbian Police Raids NGOs Funded by USAID, Investigates Abuse of Funds and Money Laundering After Trump Administration Froze Agency’s Shady Activities

In a bold move against foreign influence, Serbian authorities have launched investigations into USAID-funded NGOs amid allegations of financial misconduct. This development marks a significant shift in Serbia's political landscape as tensions with globalist entities escalate.

Serbia Authorities Investigate Groups Receiving US Funding

Serbian police raid offices of watchdogs, seek evidence on USAID donations

Serbian police raided the offices of two Belgrade-based democracy watchdogs, seeking information about possible abuse of funds donated by the U.S. international aid agency (USAID), Nenad Stefanovic, a senior state prosecutor, said on Tuesday.

Four Serbian democracy organisations, so far funded in part by the United States, were targeted in a judicial investigation directly inspired by the Trump administration's guidelines.

Is this a blow to power against anti-corruption movements in Serbia, or a simple international judicial cooperation? On Tuesday, 25 February, the Serbian police raided two important non-governmental organisations in Belgrade, looking for evidence of financial malfeasance. These NGOs support the current student and popular anti-corruption movement that has been going on for almost four months in Serbia.