Businessman Asmir Jahoski, suspected of money laundering, has offered a 2 million guarantee in an attempt to be released from custody. However, the Public Prosecutor’s Office has stated that it will only accept the guarantee if Jahoski deposits an additional 72,000,000 denars into a special court account.

The prosecutor’s office believes the 72,000,000 denars corresponds to the total amount of illegally acquired property benefit by Jahoski. This amount would cover any potential claims for damages in further proceedings.

In addition to the financial deposit, the public prosecutor has requested the court to impose several precautionary measures on Jahoski. These measures include a ban on leaving his place of residence, an obligation to report periodically to a designated official, and the temporary seizure of his travel documents.

The prosecutor’s office stated that it has secured a significant amount of evidence in the case, which reduces the risk of Jahoski obstructing the criminal proceedings. The prosecutor’s office believes that only by implementing all of the aforementioned measures will the conditions for lifting the detention measure be met.