FILE PHOTO: Serbian President President Aleksandar Vucic. Hungarian, Serbian and Czech leaders meet at Serbia-Hungary border © Thomson Reuters
Politico: Serbian request to deploy troops in Kosovo denied by NATO
Belgrade sought NATO’s authorization for deployment after a string of violent confrontations.
NATO has declined Belgrade’s request to deploy 1,000 Serbian security and military personnel to Kosovo amid growing tensions between the two countries, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said.
In an interview with Serbian television on Sunday, Vučić said that in a letter turning down the request, NATO’s mission in Kosovo — KFOR — declared “they believe that there is no need for the return of the Serbian Army to the territory of the Republic of Kosovo.”
In December, Belgrade requested NATO’s authorization to deploy troops in neighboring Kosovo following a string of violent confrontations between Kosovo authorities and Serbs residing in the country’s northern region.
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