Expelled Turks and an Austrian who posed a threat to the national security of Bosnia and Herzegovina

 

Inspectors of the Service for Foreigners' Affairs, with the aim of protecting the security system of Bosnia and Herzegovina, conducted an extensive operational activity to locate four foreign nationals who were determined to pose a threat to public order and national security of Bosnia and Herzegovina, reports the Patria news agency.

These individuals were issued expulsion measures and bans on entry into Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Timely cooperation and extensive activities in locating and finding the mentioned individuals were carried out in cooperation with the Intelligence-Security Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The individuals were found in the area of Sarajevo: S.F. (born 1955), a citizen of Austria, B.H. (born 1985), a citizen of Turkey, and in the area of Travnik: A.G. (born 1992) and V.Y. (born 1971), citizens of Turkey.

Individuals with initials S.F. and B.H. have already been removed from the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while individuals with initials A.G. and V.Y. have been placed under supervision in the Immigration Center of the Service, where further activities are being carried out with the aim of their removal from the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Service for Foreigners' Affairs announced.