Unprovoked Attacks Leave KFOR Troops Injured NATO has issued a strong condemnation of the unprovoked attacks targeting KFOR troops in northern Kosovo, resulting in injuries among the peacekeeping forces. The alliance unequivocally denounced such acts of violence and emphasized the urgent need for an immediate cessation of hostilities. Call for De-escalation and Dialogue In the face of escalating tensions, NATO called upon all parties involved to exercise restraint and refrain from actions that could further exacerbate the situation. Instead, the…

Tensions Escalate as Serbs Protest Against Ethnic Albanian Mayors NATO peacekeeping soldiers were called upon to establish security cordons around three town halls in Kosovo as protests broke out over the appointment of ethnic Albanian mayors in Serb-majority areas following boycotted elections. In Zvecan, one of the towns, Kosovo state police, predominantly comprised of ethnic Albanians, used pepper gas to repel a crowd of Serbs attempting to force their way into the municipality building. Meanwhile, in Leposavic, U.S. peacekeeping troops…

Ethnic Serbs residing in Northern Kosovo made an attempt on Monday to take control of local government buildings in the area, in response to Albanian mayors gaining access to these buildings last week under police protection. This escalating conflict further complicates the delicate ethnic dynamics in the region. KFOR (Kosovo Force), the NATO-led international peacekeeping force in Kosovo, along with the local Kosovar police, were spotted securing the municipality building in Zvecan. This is one of the four communes where…