Still not known if I'm members SIS to be admitted to Kosovo

Kosovo's government will act the same as other member states of the global coalition against the militant Islamic state group (IS) with citizens who continue to be at war grounds in Syria.

In a written response to Radio Free Europe, by Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj's office, they have indicated that they are following the situation of Kosovo citizens there with concern, but have not given clear answers if there is any concrete action to return these citizens to their homes.

It says the Government of Kosovo has placed as a priority and is fully dedicated to protecting citizens from extremist ideologies, as well as to prevent all forms of violent extremism and terrorism.

Various Kosovars and their family (women and children) who continue to be in the conflict zone, some of whom are arrested or found in various camps of Syrian opposition forces. Taking into account the possibility of their repatriation, Government of the Republic of Kosovo, as coalition member state against I The SIS, will continue to address this issue in accordance with coalition policies, member states practices, as well as respecting international law, constitution, citizens' laws and interests, and state”, it says in this response. As part of the global coalition against the so-called Islamic state (IS), the Republic of Kosovo has proved to be a reliable partner, making a valuable contribution to achieving the goals of this coalition. The security institutions of the Republic of Kosovo have arrested and brought to justice all persons who have returned from the conflict zone and other persons who have organised, recruited, financed, and facilitated their trip to the conflict zone. The institutions of the Republic of Kosovo have drafted documents and set up mechanisms for the rehabilitation of radicalised persons, foreign fighters and their families”, it says.

The Government of the Republic of Kosovo dedication, according to the Prime Minister's Office, has been praised as leaders in the region in dealing with, preventing and fighting this phenomenon. Meanwhile, in recent weeks, the Syrian Democratic Forces and allies backed by the United States have freed hundreds of citizens who were trapped within the space controlled by the militant group, the Islamic State.

At the war grounds in Syria, there are still more than 150 men, women and children from Kosovo. This number is added to 60 other children who were born in recent years and who at least one of their parents have it in Kosovo's citizenship. The number of Kosovars who became part of Syria's war began to rise at the end of 2012 and early 2013.