Serbia warns NATO about readiness to enter Kosovo
The confrontation on the border between Serbia and Kosovo continues, the situation still remains tense. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic stated that the Serbian army is ready to enter the territory of Kosovo in case of NATO inaction.
The Serbian military did not enter the territory of the provinces of Kosovo and Metohija, observing international agreements, but in the absence of a NATO response, Belgrade will act, the Serbian leader warned. Vucic held a telephone conversation with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, in which he said that Belgrade would not enter the territory of Kosovo, but would wait for NATO actions for 24 hours. If there is no reaction from the alliance, Belgrade reserves the right to act independently.
We will be waiting for you 24 hours for you as NATO to react. And only if after that the pogrom of our population continues, Serbia will react and will not allow what happened in the 1990s and in 2004
- he said.
On the eve of the Raska district, the military attaché of Russia, Major General Alexander Zinchenko and the Russian ambassador to Serbia, Alexander Botan-Kharchenko, who got acquainted with the situation on the border with Kosovo. The Russian Embassy in Serbia blamed Pristina for the incident.
On September 20, Kosovo special forces police occupied two border posts, Yarinje and Brnjak. Tear gas was used against Serbs, who were outraged by the Kosovars' attempts to install their license plates on cars with Serbian numbers. At present, the forces of the Kosovo special forces are concentrated in the border area with the support of armored cars. According to the Serbian military, the Kosovo special forces have 350 fighters, 20 armored vehicles, snipers have been spotted.
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