Whether or not the Belgrade office of domnion/smarmatic,liberty or the current name is still in operation is hard to quantify.
I found this from AI:
Below is the question I asked AI:
Who owns the Belgrade software office now?
Based on what's available:
The company is now owned by Scott Leiendecker under the name Liberty Vote (acquisition closed October 9, 2025).
He's the sole private owner — no outside investors, no Canadian parent.
The Belgrade office specifically:
The Serbian legal entity — Dominion Voting Systems Corporation (Europe) Ogranak — is registered at Njegoševa 19, Belgrade-Vračar. The older address at Osmana Đikića 18 is reported as closed.
Liberty Vote's press release pledged the company would be "100% American owned" — a deliberate contrast to Dominion's prior Canadian HQ and Serbian/Canadian development. But "owned" is different from "staffed."
(Who knows who puts what into the machinery)
A September 2026 Rasmussen Reports post references a CV listing someone as "Vice President of Product Management and General Manager of Dominion Voting Belgrade" — suggesting the office (or at least the title) may still exist in some form.
The Votebeat profile of Liberty Vote (February 2026) mentions only Denver and St.
heres more from AI on the plausiblity of disappearing some votes that were manipulated:
The search context does not identify a specific individual who alleged that vote changes in Belgrade could be "disappeared." Instead, it cites a former U.S. military intelligence officer (a former electronics intelligence analyst with the 305th Military Intelligence Battalion) who testified that Dominion Voting Systems had connections to Belgrade and was used to interfere with U.S. elections.
Regarding the other claims:
Belgrade Connection:
The analyst stated that a network scan found Dominion’s DNS had a subdomain named "Belgrade," the capital of Serbia, and that Dominion software programming was done in Serbia.
Chinese Equipment:
The context notes that Dominion’s scanners are manufactured by Flex (formerly Flextronics), a global contract manufacturer with a significant workforce in China, raising concerns about potential vulnerabilities or backdoors in the hardware.
THE BACKDOORS ARE ALLEGEDLY WHERE ALL THE TAMPERING HAPPENS
Disappearance of Changes:
The provided text does not contain specific allegations about vote changes being "disappeared," though it mentions:
concerns about machines shipped with undetected vulnerabilities or "backdoors" that could allow tampering.
Others who looked into the entire thing suggest its very doable.
more good stuff here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DstXrM8_MZM