Kosovo athletes not allowed to enter Serbia (Photo)

Periskopi

9 May 2018, 08:56(8 years ago)

The Kosovo National Fair in karate was not allowed to enter the state of Serbia. Serbian police at the Merdare border addressed the leaders of the Kosovo Karate Federation the decision of Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs, which had ordered the expedition not to be allowed to enter Serbia. National [...]

Serbian police at the Merdare border addressed the leaders of the Kosovo Karate Federation the decision of Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs, which had ordered the expedition not to be allowed to enter Serbia.

The karate National should participate in the European karate Championship, held in Novi Sad, Serbia. The expedition returned to Pristina.

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