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Ratko Knežević
Ratko Knežević (Cyrillic: Paткo Кнежевић; born 12 June 1963) is a Montenegrin businessman and writer.
Knežević was chief of the Montenegrin trade mission in Washington, D.C. during the mid-1990s and was at one point close friends with Milo Đukanović.
==Uncovering cigarette smuggling==
Knežević is notable for uncovering cigarette smuggling cases. On August 12, 2009, in a lengthy letter to Belgrade high circulation daily ''Blic'', Knežević gave a detailed account of the information he claimed to know about various assassinations in Montenegro in terms of who planned, ordered and committed them. It's been speculated before that Knežević was the unnamed source for many of the claims in ''Nacional'', however this was the first time he personally named names and talked directly about alleged crimes.〔
Writing in response to Stanko Subotić's denials of smuggling (that which Knežević accused him of in July 2009 interviews to ''Blic'', ''Vijesti'' and ''NIN''), Knežević now wrote a letter to ''Blic'' accusing Subotić, Jovica Stanišić and Đukanović of ordering the murder of smuggler Vanja Bokan as far back as 1997 and originally getting Serbian mobster and state security operative Željko “Arkan” Ražnatović to organize it. He also accused them of ordering and signing off on Radovan “Badža” Stojičić's assassination in April 1997, which according to Knežević was organized and carried out by Beli Raspopović and his unit.〔
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