Skopje, 18 July 2025 (MIA) - In a press release Friday, the Basic Public Prosecutor’s Office for Prosecuting Organized Crime and Corruption said it has filed an indictment against the President of the State Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (SCPC), Tatjana Dimitrovska, who is suspected of disclosing information considered official secrets to an unauthorized person accused in the “Additive” case during the period from May to December 2024.  

“Using her official phone and apps Viber and WhatsApp, Dimitrovska provided the accused with information about initiated proceedings, opening of cases against the currently indicted legal and physical entities in the ‘Additive’ case, official notes on the initiation of cases and their assignment to an SCPC member, decisions related to the cases, as well as information related to the checking of property of the accused and his family. With her actions, she disclosed information that are legally considered official secrets, and whose disclosure can have harmful consequences for both the staff and the proceedings led at the Basic Public Prosecutor’s Office for Prosecuting Organized Crime and Corruption,” the Prosecutor’s Office said in a press release.

Additionally, Dimitrovska has been accused of unlawfully obtaining a classified information certificate after providing login information to an auditor from the State Audit Office, who passed the classified information test in her stead.

In addition to Dimitrovska, the Prosecutor’s Office has also submitted an indictment against two other individuals, including a department head at the ESM’s Negotino Thermal Power Plant, who, in September 2024, also provided information considered official secrets to an unauthorized person accused in the “Additive” case.

The investigation into Dimitrovska's actions was launched towards the end of April as a result of electronic evidence obtained in the “Additive” case, which relates to the abuse of procedures and money laundering in the procurement of coal additives for Power Plants of North Macedonia (ESM).

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