The conflict between Kosovo and Serbia – NATO increases its forces – Kosovo Serb Radošić with his confession – News

• After heavy fighting between Serbian paramilitaries and Kosovo police officers in northern Kosovo, NATO is strengthening its protection force.
• The North Atlantic Council, the organization’s main decision-making body, agreed to deploy additional military forces in the small Balkan country, the alliance announced in Brussels.
• The coalition did not provide any information about the number of additional soldiers.

According to information from the German News Agency, it is possible that Great Britain will provide reinforcements. The Ministry of Defense in London announced just a few months ago that the UK wants to make a “decisive contribution” to the security force until at least 2026.

Kosovo, populated almost exclusively by Albanians, seceded from Serbia with NATO help in 1999 and declared independence in 2008. More than 100 countries, including Switzerland, recognize independence. The KFOR force has been responsible for ensuring security in the country since 1999.

According to the latest information, it currently has about 4,500 soldiers from a total of 27 NATO countries and partner countries. Switzerland recently participated in Operation KFOR with about 195 volunteers. NATO had already decided to increase its presence in Kosovo by 700 troops in May. This was in response to serious riots by Serb mobs against KFOR soldiers in northern Kosovo. At that time, 30 Italian and Hungarian soldiers and more than 50 Serbs were injured.