NATO for constructive dialogue in Kosovo
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NATO's mission in Kosovo called on Belgrade and Pristina to address and discuss differences through constructive dialogue.
“We are monitoring the situation and we are cooperating closely with leaders in Belgrade and Pristina as well as with our international partners, to maintain a safe and secure environment for all people in Kosovo,” KFOR said in a statement.
The mission also urged “everyone to address and discuss differences through constructive dialogue.”
On Saturday, tensions rose between Serbia and Kosovo after Serbs serving in official positions in northern Kosovo resigned, with both sides accusing the other of unilaterally breaching agreements reached between the two countries. (ILKHA)
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