The situation in the Balkans threatens to escalate. Serbia refuses to recognize Kosovo as a sovereign state and dreams of annexing the Serbian-speaking north. The EU negotiations have long failed. Is there a threat of Serbia invading Kosovo? Krone+ spoke to a Balkan expert.
There is a lot of unrest in the Balkans. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has surprisingly called early elections for December 17. Once more. The last time Serbs went to the polls was in April 2022, the eighth time in the past ten years. “We live in times that are difficult for the whole world, in times of global challenges, wars and conflicts, when it is necessary for all of us to be united to protect vital national and state interests of the Republic of Serbia, Justifies the legal nationalist head of state of the Progressive Party SNS who called for the dissolution of parliament.
This pathetic invocation of national unity is not happening in a vacuum, but against a highly explosive geopolitical backdrop. The dormant conflict between Serbia and its southern neighbor Kosovo has flared up again. There is a threat of war.
Source: Krone
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