Serbia threatens Kosovo with armed incursion

Serbs and Kosovo accused of encroaching on northern regions / photo flickr.com/photos/nofrills

Sovian Prime Minister, Ana Bronbiche, warned that the formation of the Kosovo army could Serbian armed intervention in the former province

Serbian Prime Minister, Ana Brodabych, said that she hoped that "we n & # 39; 39 will never have to use our army, but unfortunately, it's one of the options on the table ". writes Associated Press.

The Kosovo Parliament will vote on 14 December on a draft law on transforming Kosovo's security forces into a regular army. Serb officials said the army would be used to prosecute the Serbian minority in Kosovo – a statement that has been repeatedly denied.

Kosovo's plans have already been criticized by NATO. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg warned that Kosovo's intention to create an army could have serious consequences. "This decision is unclear, it contradicts the view of many NATO allies and could have serious consequences for the future Euro-Atlantic integration of Kosovo," he said. .

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Bronabich also added that Kosovo's leaders, Albanian ethnic origin, had to "recover". "We can not stand side by side and watch silently, while" someone is carrying out a new ethnic cleansing "of Serbs in the Balkans," said the Prime Minister.

Recall that at the beginning of August, Serbia and Kosovo were accused of being injured each other in the north of the country. Belgrade warned that US-backed Kosovo security forces in Kosovo were planning a secret invasion of the uncontrolled north of northern Kosovo, home to a large proportion of Serbs. In Pristina, they learned that Serbia was considering unilaterally proclaiming Serbian autonomy in northern Kosovo.

On September 29, the Kosovo Special Envoy, near the Serbian border, ordered that the army be completely ready to be armed.
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