The donors, said to have come from Moldova, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkey and to have lived in "extreme poverty or acute financial distress", were allegedly transported to PristinaAirport.
Born in 1963, Mr Yevkurov came to prominence as commander of the Russian troops who took control of Pristinaairport in Kosovo ahead of advancing NATO troops in 1999.
The scandal broke when a Turkish organ donor was stopped by officers at Pristinaairport, because he looked visibly in pain after having one of his kidneys removed at the clinic.