The institutions of Kosovo have today banned two Serbian citizens from entering Kosovo due to their activity against the sovereignty and national security of the country.
It is about citizens Dimitrije Marković and Nenad Jeremic, who are known for pro-Russian elements, while using the cover of humanitarian activities, they have continuously spread propaganda against Kosovo, inciting inter-ethnic hatred, with the aim of damaging the country's image and presentation unfair situation of the Serbian community in Kosovo.
In July of this year, the EU drew attention to the increased risk from far-right groups in the Western Balkans region.
One of the detainees has been accompanying and a member of the far-right organization "European Solidarity Front for Kosovo - ESFK" during their visits to Kosovo, consisting of Czech, German, etc. citizens. This organization promotes anti-Western sentiments while supporting close ties with Russia.
The ESFK was classified among right-wing extremist movements in the "Report on extremism in the territory of the Czech Republic", published in 2013 by the Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic.
In 2019, the security bodies of the Republic of Kosovo arrested eight members of this organization, who had planned to fly a drone over the "Fadil Vokrri" stadium with the inscription "Kosova is Serbia".