All bank accounts belonging to the "Infinity International Group", linked to Republika Srpska (RS) entity president Milorad DOdik, have been closed, as a result of being placed on the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the US Department of Finance 'black list', Capital.ba news portal reported.

By closing the group's bank accounts exactly one month after the sanctions were introduced, legal business was made impossible, Capital wrote.

The company “Prointer ITSS”, which had 30 accounts on the day sanctions were introduced on June 18 of this year, was also left without most of its accounts, and as of Wednesday, when six more accounts were closed, it only has 12 left.

The company “Kaldera” has only three accounts out of 17 that it had before after the banks closed five more accounts on Wednesday.

The same thing happened to the company “K-2 Audio Company” through which “Alternativna TV” tried to avoid sanctions and which had seven accounts. It now has only three active accounts.

Another media house in the sanctioned group is “Una World”, which now has only two accounts, from the seven it had before.

“Infinity Media”, whose only two accounts were closed, was also left without an account.

According to the data of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the banks also closed numerous accounts of the company “Sirius 2010”, which had 13 of them, and now it has only five left.

The OFAC announced that these companies were sanctioned because they were part of a network that provides sources of income for the RS President, Milorad Dodik, and his family. Along with them, is the owner of “Infinity Group” Djordje Djuric, as well as Milenko Cicic, who, along with “Prointer”, is the co-owner of “Kaldera”.