All accounts of the Banja Luka company were closed due to the American “blacklist”

All accounts of the Banja Luka company were closed due to the American “blacklist”

All bank accounts of the Banja Luka firm Infinity International Group were closed after it was placed on the “black list” of the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the United States Department of Finance in mid-June.

The company Prointer ITSS, which had thirty accounts on the day the sanctions were introduced, June 18, was also left without most of its accounts, and as of Wednesday, when six more accounts were closed, it has only 12.

The Kaldera company has only three accounts left out of the 17 it had, as the banks closed five more accounts.

The same thing happened to K-2 Audio Company, through which Alternative Television from Banja Luka tried to avoid sanctions and which had seven, and now has only three active accounts.

The second media house in the sanctioned group is Una World, which now has only two accounts, while it had seven. Infinity Media was also left without an account, its only two accounts were closed.

According to data from the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the banks also closed numerous accounts of the Sirius 2010 company, which had 13, and now only has five left, writes Capital.

OFAC announced that these companies were sanctioned because they were part of a network that provides sources of income for the President of the RS Milorad Dodik and his son Igor Dodik.

Along with these companies, the owner of the Infinity Group, Đorđe Đurić, as well as Milenko Čičić, who, along with Prointer, is a co-owner of Kaldera, were also on the “black list”.

Source: Capital

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