NATO will send more troops to Kosovo after intensifying clashes with rebels During a conflict with some Serb protesters calling for the o...
NATO will send more troops to Kosovo after intensifying clashes with rebels
During a conflict with some Serb protesters calling for the ouster of the town's elected mayor, who was born in Albania, more than 30 peacekeeping members of the NATO security force deployed to Kosovo were hurt.
Following the clash yesterday, which according to Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic resulted in the deaths of 52 Serbs, NATO has already dispatched additional peacekeeping personnel to Kosovo.
After Russia accused the Western European nations of igniting the unrest that followed the mayoral elections, the European Union asked the nations of Serbia and Kosovo to throw cold water on the situation.
Because Kosovo Serbs abstained from the country's city elections last month, Albanians had a chance to win local government positions despite receiving less than 3.5 percent of the vote.
While Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated that the violence between Serbia and Kosovo must end only when both sides retreat, the Ministry of Defense of Hungary reported that 20 of its soldiers were among those hurt in the conflict in Kosovo.
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