In an interview with Telma, Interior Minister Toshkovski expresses serious concern and outrage regarding the Mazut case.
Though the Ministry filed criminal charges backed by extensive evidence, the Prosecutor’s Office has so far failed to confirm the allegations, causing visible tension between the two institutions. Toshkovski reveals that Ministry investigators are stunned by the Office’s decision not to proceed with the case despite the gathered evidence indicating illegal operations.
When it comes to the so-called Spy Affair regarding President Siljanovska Davkova’s Cabinet, the Minister dismisses accusations of delays in the procedure, emphasizing that the forensic analysis of extensive digital and physical evidence requires time that often exceeds public expectations. He is fiercely critical of the Public Prosecutor’s Office over the way it has communicated with the public regarding the case.