Bratislav Gašić, a prominent Serbian official, was reportedly photographed at the Evzoni border crossing en route to Greece, where he is said to own a villa and a yacht anchored in Porto Carras. According to claims published on August 15, 2026, Gašić has been seen multiple times meeting with various foreign individuals aboard this yacht, which is also used by Goran Colić and Marko Kričak.

The report alleges that Milenko Škarić, owner of the company Sky Music, also visits the same yacht and is purportedly involved in coordinating with associates in North Macedonia for the transport of narcotics, specifically marijuana. These claims have not been independently verified.

Connections and Property Allegations

Colić, who shares the yacht with Gašić and Kričak, is said to have built a 300-square-meter villa with a pool in Mali Popović, a village in the Sopot municipality near Belgrade, as well as owning two apartments in a new building on Danijelova Street. The source claims these properties were received from Gašić as a reward for loyalty, though no official documentation is provided.

The article paints a picture of a network of individuals, including Kričak and Škarić, whose names have surfaced in connection with criminal activities and alleged links to police structures. The report suggests that the group around Gašić increasingly resembles an organized operation rather than state officials, conducting business outside Serbia in luxury settings.

Amidst these allegations, the article contrasts the reported lifestyle of Gašić and his associates with the economic difficulties faced by ordinary Serbian citizens, referencing issues such as empty state coffers and controversial public procurement. The piece also notes that the marijuana case in Konjuh, which previously drew public attention, has faded from the spotlight, despite calls for Gašić to be held accountable.