The acting Minister of Interior, Xhelal Sveçla, has announced the decision to deport Vladimir Lučić, the head of Telekom Serbia, designating him as an undesirable person within the Republic of Kosovo. In a statement made via Facebook, Sveçla cited Lučić’s public declarations as the basis for this action, asserting that these statements contravene the constitutional order, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Kosovo. Sveçla emphasized that individuals entering the territory of the Republic of Kosovo must not issue statements that undermine its foundational principles.
He stated, “No one can enter the territory of the Republic of Kosovo and, from here, act or declare against our constitutional order, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. We will not tolerate the promotion or support of policies that undermine the authority of our institutions and question the statehood of the Republic of Kosovo.”
Furthermore, the Minister’s announcement indicated that Lučić was also prohibited from [The original text cuts off here, but the context implies further restrictions]. The move represents a significant governmental action concerning diplomatic and political discourse within the Republic of Kosovo.
The government’s stance, as articulated by Sveçla, aims to strictly enforce adherence to Kosovo’s constitutional framework, particularly regarding public figures associated with entities like Telekom. The decision underscores the authorities’ commitment to maintaining stability and safeguarding the statehood of the Republic of Kosovo against perceived external challenges.
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