Milosevic's son seen leaving for Moscow

07.10.2000 05:24

Reports from Yugoslavia say the son of the outgoing president Slobodan Milosevic, Marko, has left for Russia with his wife and child. However, in Russian mass-media there is no confirmation of Marko Milosevic’s arriving to Moscow. Marko Milosevic heads an extensive business empire, including an amusement complex in his father's home town of Pozarevac. Correspondents say his business activities have made Marko Milosevic many enemies among Serbs as well as an object of scorn, BBC report.

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