Vukšić reports another 102.000 euros in cash

In the extraordinary asset card, he also declared three properties acquired through exchange, while in March he listed more than 208.000 euros in cash and almost 91.000 euros in accounts.

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Vukšić reported a change in property, Photo: Boris Pejović
Vukšić reported a change in property, Photo: Boris Pejović
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Former advisor to the President of Montenegro and former director of the National Security Agency (ANB) of Montenegro Dejan Vuksic In June, he reported an increase in assets - cash in the amount of 102.000 euros and three real estate properties, which he states were acquired through an exchange.

Vukšić submitted an extraordinary report on assets and income to the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (ASK) on June 22 due to the change.

In that report, he listed 102.000 euros in cash as one of the changes, while previously, in the regular annual report he submitted on March 31, he reported more than 208.000 euros in cash.

In the June extraordinary report, he also reported a non-residential space of 114 square meters, of which he is 100% the owner, as well as ten percent of a yard of 298 square meters and 30 percent of a yard of 275 square meters. For all three properties, the basis for acquisition was listed as exchange, and the year of acquisition was 2026. In the June extraordinary report, he also stated that from June 1, 2026, to April 30, 2027, he is renting out an apartment in Kotor, with a reported rent of 500 euros per month.

Vukšić previously, on April 16, also filed an extraordinary report due to a change related to an increase in assets of over 5.000 euros. At that time, he reported income from renting an apartment of 1.500 euros per month. For the six months marked in the card, a total income of 9.000 euros was reported.

In his annual report from March, the former head of the secret police announced that he had 90.925 euros in four current accounts - 34.700, 40.541, 11.500 and 4.184 euros - as well as 1.521 US dollars.

His wife Jasmina Vukšić she still had 6.477 euros in her checking account.

The March file also reported that Vukšić's wife is the sole owner of a 130 square meter apartment and a 12,5 square meter garage space, acquired through a purchase in 2014.

A 2017 BMW X1 and a 2019 Ranieri International boat were registered in her name. Vukšić registered a 2018 BMW C650 GT motorcycle and a 2016 BMW X6, while a 2024 Piaggio Vespa GTV 300 and a 2015 Peugeot 208 were registered in the name of family members.

Vukšić also reported 348 shares of Crnogorski Telekom AD Podgorica. In his regular card, he also reported a cash loan from a bank, with an installment of 1.258 euros and a remaining debt of 32.548 euros, with a repayment deadline of 2028.

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