Swedish Man Arrested in Serbia for Assassination Plot Against Kekas Group Member

A Swedish man has been arrested in Belgrade, Serbia, on suspicion of plotting to assassinate a high-ranking member of the Kekas criminal network, a notorious drug trafficking organization. Disguised as a food delivery person, the man was caught outside a café after attracting suspicion from patrons. As he attempted to flee, he discarded a loaded firearm which was later recovered by the police.

Authorities also arrested a South African woman who was waiting nearby on a moped as part of an escape plan. Both suspects face charges related to conspiracy to commit murder. The exact target remains uncertain; however, reports indicate that two associates of Stojanovic Keka, the founder of the Kekas group, were present at the café during the incident.

Witnesses observed the Swedish man surveying those inside the café prior to attempting the attack. The arrest is the result of ongoing investigations into criminal activities linked to the Kekas organization, which plays a significant role in Serbia's drug trade. Police are continuing their inquiries to clarify the suspects' motives and potential connections to the gang.