On the border of Kosovo the shadow of Wagner: Kremlin militias in the heart of Europe

PRISTINA – The Serbian-Kosovar border is poorly traveled. Along the 351 kilometers of hills and forests that Belgrade considers a mere internal administrative line and Pristina, on the contrary, the northern border of the independent Republic of Kosovo, those who should not pass have always passed. Criminals, many. Traffickers, for sure. But for a year now, a period which coincides – not surprisingly – with the rekindling of tension between the Serbian and Albanian communities, the paths traced by smugglers have been heavily trodden by Russian spies.