33 minutes agoHaskuka not allowed to pass through Serbia
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Prizren Mayor Mytaher Haskuka has been barred from entering Serbia, while he was passing from this state to go to Croatia. Haskuka has said he had left for a working visit to Croatia, but that on the border following the control of the car by Serbian police, he has been barred from entering. He said [...]
Prizren Mayor Mytaher Haskuka has been barred from entering Serbia, while he was passing from this state to go to Croatia.
Haskuka has said he had left for a working visit to Croatia, but that on the border following the control of the car by Serbian police, he has been barred from entering.
He has said that Serbian police had told him they were not allowed to enter Serbia, why they refused to give him the reason why.
Police had asked Haskuca to return, telling him that it was easier that it could have happened to him after he stepped in Serbia.
This is Haskuka's full post:
The city of Osijek in Croatia recently invited me to work visit. Although I haven't spent more than 20 years in Serbia, with the recommendation of the Kosovo Embassy in Croatia, we decided to travel from Serbia.
The moment we reached the border, the Serbian police demanded that we park the car and wait. After giving us about an hour to wait, one of the policemen approached and asked me to accompany him to the office.
That's where he told me my entry into Serbia was banned. When I asked him why, he said he couldn't tell me, but I can't get through Serbia and I have to go back right away and I have to feel lucky because I could get through worse.
After taking us back, we decided to go to Osijek has a long way, this time along the coast, even though the road was triple longer.
Late last night when we arrived in Osijek, I saw news that Serbian ethnicists celebrated their loss in Gazimestan.
The same patrols of the 1990s, “Kosovo is Serbia” and calls for mobilization by Serbian Orthodox patriarchs to return Serbia's “djepin”.
What normalisation with Serbia?
In the last 20 years, with the help of our corrupt rulers and talks in Brussels, we have normalised Serbian fascism towards Kosovo. They discriminate to return from the border without reason as we allow fascist demonisation of people who have committed massacres in Kosovo. Furthermore, Serbian fascism and racism against Kosovo normalised not only in Serbia, but in international institutions, as confirmed by the recent decision of FIFA, regarding the symbol of the eagle. ”
