African Swine Fever (ASF) has been detected in two wild boars found dead in a forest near the Kosovo border in Albania. Despite the Albanian Ministry of Agriculture's efforts to curb the disease's spread through enhanced biosecurity measures and a ban on pig imports from ASF-affected countries, the disease continues to proliferate. The ASF epidemic is currently active in the Balkan states, with data from the European Animal Disease Notification System revealing ASF cases in 22 European countries this year, including significant outbreaks in Serbia, Romania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina.