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Wow! Echoing comrade Shrike502’s thanks. I’m at least glad to see Serbia refusing to grin and bear (or aid and abet) the continued assault against their sovereignty like so many of the comprador governments in the region do. It is absolutely horrifying contemplating what the hawks will do to escalate (or more hopefully de-escalate).
If I had to guess, Kosovo has outlived its unconditional allyship and usefulness if it threatens provoking a full blown NATO-Russia war by illegally continuing to expand its borders. While currently occupied by NATO, they’re not considered a member state, right? So the hawks getting involved would probably look a lot like how they’ve been involved in Ukraine, I think, at least I hope. The NATO presence already established there does make it more volatile.
Or perhaps Kosovo is about to perform the function it was created to do - cause chaos in Europe by creating another hot spot
My pleasure. From what I have been told by Serbians and others intimate with the situation there, Kosovo is like Ukraine in the sense that it does not make a move without NATO’s order. They interpret this as a NATO aggression. The purpose is unclear. A distraction? A second front in the Russian campaign? An attempt to gain more of a stranglehold on the EU in that area? No one is sure but there is understandably a lot of anger over this action.