The President of Serbia made a night tour of the units deployed near the border with Kosovo

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The President of Serbia made a night tour of the units deployed near the border with Kosovo

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The situation in Kosovo continues to be extremely tense. On both sides, to the border, which Belgrade considers administrative, and Pristina - the state, army units and police units are being drawn together. Recall that on the eve of Serbian President Vučić ordered to increase the level of combat readiness of the Serbian troops and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which eventually happened. Several special units of the Serbian army and police with armored vehicles have been deployed to the Kosovo border.



In the north of the province of Kosovo, ethnic Serbs continue to build barricades on the roads that connect the places of compact settlement of Serbs with other areas of Kosovo and Metohija. Barricades block the entrances to Serbian enclaves of the Kosovo police.

On the night of December 28, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic arrived at the border with Kosovo, where he met with the Chief of the Serbian General Staff.

While in the city of Raska, a city in Serbia, Vucic thanked the military and police for their readiness to protect the Serbian people from encroachment, to protect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country.

Vucic, together with the head of the General Staff, Milan Moysilovic, spent several hours in the garrison in the city of Raska, a city in Serbia, and made a night round of units located near the borders with the province of Kosovo. As noted, he made sure that the country's armed forces were transferred to a state of high alert.

Recall that earlier the countries of the so-called Quinta (Germany, France, Italy, Britain and the United States) demanded that Belgrade take measures to dismantle the Serbian barricades in northern Kosovo. At the same time, it was stated that in the event that Belgrade refuses to assist in such dismantling, the Kosovo police "implement the dismantling independently." In Pristina, they said that this could lead to bloodshed and immediately added that the Serbian authorities would be guilty of this. And this thesis was immediately repeated in the West.
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  1. 0
    28 December 2022 06: 47
    I still don't understand who wants to achieve what. If they want to drive Serbia into the EU and / or some kind of NATO, this can be done using less extraordinary methods, right? request
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      28 December 2022 12: 00
      Quote: Plate
      If they want to drive Serbia into the EU and / or some kind of NATO, this can be done using less extraordinary methods, right?

      In order for Serbia to become part of NATO, it needs to give up Kosovo, part of its territory. Serbia does not agree to this.
      It is very difficult for the Serbs, and yet, look at their president, his country has been living "at war" for a long time, but he does not want to look like a tramp, because he respects his country, the people who honored him by electing him Presidents, and he did not find himself in a landfill, unlike one "little man of the year"
  2. +2
    28 December 2022 07: 08
    And this thesis was immediately repeated in the West.
    But first they threw it to the Kosovo Albanians, declaring in their ultimatum to the Serbian side that the Kosovars would have the right to unblock the passages by force, up to the use of weapons. So who again brewed this mess? "Civilized" Europe is pointing its clumsy finger at the Serbs, appointing them guilty for what is happening. Cynicism, meanness, double-triple standards and everything is seasoned with hatred for the Serbs. In a word, European fascism again raised its head.
  3. +2
    28 December 2022 08: 52
    It looks like the striped ones want to set fire to the Balkans again. They want to break the Serbs because they do not want to go against the Russians. Serbs put forward a very tough condition, if they refuse, there will be a massacre and a change of power in Serbia.