The Serbian Prosecutor's Office opened cases against the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ten ambassadors due to election violations. The Prosecutor's Office for organized crime opened an investigation based on criminal complaints against a number of senior officials, including Foreign Minister Marko Djoric and ten Serbian ambassadors. They are suspected of abusing power, violating the voting rights of citizens and disrupting the voting process. As the department clarifies, cases were initially opened against the Serbian ambassador to Slovakia, Aleksandar Nakić, and the ambassador to the United States, Dragan Sutnović. On October 20, the prosecutor's office requested the necessary information from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Republican Election Committee. Later, 13 more applications were received which expanded the list of defendants. In addition to Nakić and Šutanovac, indictments were filed against the Serbian ambassadors to France (Anna Hrostanović), Romania (Dragan Simonović), Switzerland (Ivan Tripunović), Bulgaria (Milan Rabić), Montenegro (Don't worry Šurodić), Australia (Job Stefanović, United States) and Canada (Job Stefanović, United States). (Vladimir Marik). In the central office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the prosecution included, in addition to Minister Marko Džorić, the head of the security division, Vasko Radovic (suspicion of abuse of power and violation of voting rights) and the deputy secretary general of the department, Dusan Kozerev (abuse of position). The actions of the prosecutor's office are based on the directive of the Supreme Supervisory Authority from October 20, which aims to suppress election crimes. Currently, the relevant prosecutor has already instructed the Service for Combating Organized Crime in the Ministry of the Interior of Serbia to conduct an emergency investigation and collect all the necessary data. Balkanist.