Four young men from Rahoveci head towards the EU, but remain farther than Hungary

Four young people from a village of Rahovec and four others from the capital's suburbs have returned to Kosovo on Monday, having failed to emerge in any EU country.

The 12:00 bus leaving Belgrade for Pristina is packed with about 30 travellers, most of them Serbs, are making a routine trip: return or visit to Pristina.

But eight of them were returning to where they fled.

We left Kosovo three days ago. Normal for not getting back to me, but it was... ”, says D.K. a 22-year-old from the village of Zoqisht in Rahovec.

He's in the company of three peers from the same village. The four had made the decision to take the course of illegal immigration.

“at 6:30 p.m. we're headed from Prizren we've come to Pristina and then from Pristina to Belgrade”, the D.K. confession begins. who doesn't want to go public to tell his story.

In fact, all eight young people have this problem. The other four are from the village of Shushica.

The deal is one of them. It's 27 years. This is the second time that reconciliation is illegally fleeing from Kosovo, heading towards Western countries. The first time she had made it to Germany.

I'm on my way to 2015. I went to Germany to a town called Kempten. I've been there seven months until my mandatory letter came back. I came back, and now I wanted out. But there's no chance”, says reconciliation.

“is not as in 2015”

Young people from the Bulgarian village of Rahoveci return to Kosovo.

The reconciliation has taken its way to Hungary along with his brother and two cousins. The fact that reconciliation has an experience in illegal border crossing has led them to take another route towards Serbia.

We went to Skopje, then from there to Belgrade. We've gone from Belgrade to Subotica and then we've taken it to Hungary”, the deal relates.

But you had no chance to get out. The entire border has got cables of KFOR and electricity. Plus, the police were on alert all the time. You just didn't have a chance at”, the cousin of the settlement comes in.

They seem tired and slightly disappointed that they have failed to make it to Hungary and, above all, the fact that they are returning to Kosovo.

Whatever happens in Kosovo. There's no job. Without any hope”, says reconciliation.

Except for the sleep they made in the park, he has a memory of this journey that has touched him deeply.

When Ramush was voted prime minister, we have in Subotica. I heard him speaking Serbianly to the Serbs, and we suffered from manipulations that were done to us in Subotica”, the reconciliation says.

According to him, from 2015, everything has changed there, from treatment to the taxpaying prices of the taxiists.

“80 euros has taken us to Subotica to take us to where we should walk. We looked at the GPS on the phone, we knew you were cheating on us, but we didn't have any other option, says D.K. From the Zoshith of Rahovez.

Another mentions Albanian smugglers, who have even deceived young Kosovo people.

The agreement says there's a video of a person they knew as Jimmy.

It is Albanian and some 15 young people have received 200 euros to deliver to the border with Hungary, but it has only taken the money and disappeared”, he says.

“E video does not shut down without knowing what I recorded. I haven't got a battery in 24 hours since”, he says.

In fact, the problem with the cell phone has cost four other young people from the Luxury of Rahovez.

“300 euros to lose”

R.G. is only 18 years old. Unemployed. He and his three cousins had made their way out of the country.

He says he sees no future in his country. When Insander asks them whether the founding of the new government, directed by Ramush Haradinaj, has meaning for them, their answer is filled with depressing tones.

This isn't about Government. In Kosovo, the problem is bigger, no work. No sense. We're just looking for a better life”, he says.

R.G. and D.K. along with two other cousins have managed to reach the mountains of Croatia.

“With GPS we've gone”, he says.

The Subotics stayed one night.

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The four had planned to use smart phones that are equipped with GPS, enabling them to walk the right path even when they don't have Internet. But the journey had lasted longer than usual.

And we're lost in some mountains. We knew we were in Croatia, but we had no idea where to go. So we came back from where we came from, says D.K.

The four cousins from the village of Rahovec say they have spent nearly 300 euros each to make the trip. So they spent a thousand and 200 euros since the fourth.

The “Normal that you return now is not easy. We've got debts and they're going to have to go back to”, says D.K.

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The bus from Belgrade to Pristina arrives at Merdare around 5:00. Just because of this new <x0vale” migration, Kosovo and Serbian authorities have made a decision to stop the flow of buses from Pristina to Belgrade and vice versa.

Thus, the bus on which travellers have boarded Belgrade stops at exactly Merdare. The border is crossed by travelers as another bus across the border in Kosovo. The same procedure is for buses coming from Kosovo towards Serbia.

I'm looking forward to crossing another illegal border, standing”, says one of them.

When they reach the Kosovo border point, the police have an expression for all those who suspect they are coming back from this Subotica.

“Even you are going back from there? ”, is the Kosovo police question for young people.

Eight young people do not seem happy to be entering Kosovo. However, they do not lack humor.

But reconciliation, one of them has a message.

Don't try. It's terrible. There's no chance of a Kallu”, he says.

However, all returnees have left behind in Subotica dozens of Kosovo, who still hope to cross the border with Hungary and from there take the road to any EU country. /Insider. com