Dragana Trifkovic, protector of human rights, journalist and director of the Center for geostrategic studies from Serbia, was deported yesterday from Austria where she was supposed to participate in an event dedicated to peace and cooperation in Europe. Upon arriving in Vienna, the border police informed Trifkovic that her name was on the list of persons (Schengen Information System) who were banned from entering the Schengen zone for three years, at the request of the Republic of Greece from February this year. Trifkovic was not informed by Greece or any third party about her being banned from entering the Schengen area.
The Austrian police could not answer the question on the basis of which Greece sent a request for a ban on entering the Schengen area, or on what grounds such a decision was made. Instead of responding, the police insisted that Trifkovic pay a fine worth 1000 euros for trying to enter the Schengen area even though she was banned from entering. Since she was not informed that she had been banned from entering the Schengen area, and thus did not knowingly violate the ban or the law, she refused to pay the fine. The Austrian police used force and against Trifkovic's will removed the wallet from her bag and appropriated the money. She was then escorted by two police officers on a flight to Belgrade.
Dragana Trifkovic actively opposes threats to freedom of speech and censorship, endangering human freedoms, especially religious freedom in Orthodox countries, it advocates dialogue in order to find peaceful solutions and avoid conflicts. The Center for geostrategic studies organized more international conferences they discussed the threat to the religious rights of the people and Ukraine, the persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, as well as the actions of Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople, the head of the Greek Orthodox community in Turkey, aimed at creating a schism in Orthodoxy and subjugating the Orthodox Church to the Vatican.
Whether this is the reason why the Republic of Greece imposed a ban on the director of the Center for geostrategic studies from entering the Schengen zone remains to be clarified. During a vacation with her family in Greece last August, Trifkovic experienced an extremely unpleasant situation when the vehicle she was in near Athens was stopped by Greek traffic police, two civilians appeared on the road asking for her passport. One person held in his hands a white folder from which he extracted printed fake news from the fake State of Kosovo (which Greece does not recognize) stating that Dragana Trifkovic is a Russian spy. On that occasion, she warned people that these were false information for which she contacted the International Federation of journalists and that the Greek police should not rely on false sources of a state that it does not recognize.
Regarding Greece's actions with reasonable suspicion that they are illegal, illegal actions, Dragana Trifkovic will address international institutions.
We recall the fact that the regime from Kiev, which brought and law on prohibition Ukrainian Orthodox churches, 2022. year published list politicians, academics, activists who "promote Russian propaganda" featuring prominent Western intellectuals and politicians such as Tulsi Gabard, director of National Intelligence, Republican Senator Rand Paul, military and geopolitical analyst Edward N. Lutwak, political scientist John Mirsheimer, economist Jeffrey Saks and others, including Dragana Trifkovic.
The question arises: Who in the National services of European states as well as in the EU system is pulling the strings and creating an atmosphere of total lawlessness?
Извор: Информативна служба Центра за геостратешке студије
23. April 2025.
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Dragana Trifkovic: when fake news becomes official Information – Center for geostrategic studies
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