NATO's intervention has led to Kosovo "independent as a country"
We know that with the support of NATO led by the United States and major European countries, Kosovo has almost become "independent as a country" to a considerable extent. However, many countries still do not recognize the region's independence, and Serbia has always regarded it as one of the important components of its country.
Serb group opposes independence in Kosovo
The identity authentication problem arising from "changing license plates" has caused friction between the Serbs in Kosovo region and the authorities. During this period, many small-scale firefighting incidents broke out, which aroused security concerns of the Vuchichi government. Serbian President Vuchichi stated that "the country has been forced into a corner" and demanded that troops be sent to the local area to "maintain the safety of the Serbs." Meanwhile, Kosovo's armed forces have controlled several Serb gathering places. Tensions on both sides have intensified and are almost on the brink of war.
Serbian President Vuqichi sent a question to the EU
At this sensitive moment, the Kosovo authorities chose to submit an application for "entering Europe" to the EU, almost openly "applying" to the Serbian government. Not surprisingly, Vuchichi was irritated, calling it a very bad decision that was very unfavorable to Serbia and accusing Kosovo of "unbridled breach of the agreement signed in Washington." Wu Qiqi asked the EU when will the so-called "republic" that declared its independence be qualified to join the EU?
protests broke out in the Kosovo region. Not only that, Kosovo troops occupied the largest Serb municipality in the area and quickly replaced Serb officials who resigned in protest of the "license plate ban". In response to this matter, the Vuchichi government condemned the Kosovo authorities' attempt to "deprive Serbs of their last rights" and described the move as "ethnic cleansing."
Kosovo's army took action
It is not difficult to see that Kosovo's attitude is very tough and aggressive, and he seems to be completely unafraid of igniting a "civil war". Where does such a "strong confidence" come from is naturally worth guessing. This incident made people think that Wu Qiqi once criticized the United States for "striking the situation" and accused Washington of "raising Kosovo like raising children." In other words, just like a series of things that happened in Ukraine, the United States is also making trouble in the Kosovo region.
Serbia refuses to impose sanctions on Russia
As we all know, Serbia has always adhered to the principle of neutrality in its external policies and tried its best to balance its relationship with many world-class powers, but because it is in the Balkan Peninsula, known as the "European powder keg", the country is equivalent to "surviving" between the cracks of major powers. In the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Sevilya refused to be driven by the United States and was always unwilling to participate in sanctions against Russia. Washington was quite unhappy about this and repeatedly used Serbia's demands to join the EU and regional security issues to threaten and tempt the country.
Serbia is facing a separatist crisis
Considering the close relationship between Serbia and Russia, the United States provoked the Kosovo conflict at this moment, which may put Serbia in a dilemma, that is, either become a vassal of the West and make a cut with Russia; or "lose Kosovo" and let the country split. I have to say that this move is extremely vicious.For Serbia, it has indeed reached the point where it cannot retreat. After all, no country can accept division, which is an extremely clear bottom line. The possibility of the "Second Kosovo War" is getting greater and greater, and Europe may also usher in the second war after the Russian-Ukrainian conflict...
