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Was running out for the nato— led peacekeeping force in kosovo to remove these blockades. let's get some context. kosovo was part of the former yugoslav republic of serbia until the two sides fought a war in the 1998. this ended the following year after nato troops forced serb troops out of kosovo. in 2008, kosovo declared its independence from serbia. here's our balkans correspondent guy delauney. serbia does not recognise kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence which kosovo made in 2008. that's as simple as that. as far serbia is concerned, kosovo is serbia. and you will hear this ...

Many countries, including russia and china, don't formally recognise it as a state. the latest tensions surround conflicting reports about a shooting incident. reports from serbia allege ethnic serbs came under attack, that claim was rejected by authorities in kosovo. our balkans correspondent guy delauney has more details. belgrade is well aware if its troops crossed the border the administive line between serbia and kosovo, they will come into contact with nato's k1; peacekeepers. that would not seem to be a sensible thing to happen for serbia. that's not really what they want. they are also...

In 2008, kosovo unilaterally declared independence from serbia. many countries — including russia and china — don't formally recognise it as a state. the latest tensions surround conflicting reports about a shooting incident. reports from belgrade allege ethnic serbs came under attack, that claim was rejected by authorities in pristina. 0ur balkans correspondent guy delauney is here nice to see you. do you think what we are hearing from bell green is angry rhetoric or do you think there is real intent behind some of the statements they have made? if i was bettin: i statements they have mad...

By authorities in pristina. 0ur balkans correspondent guy delauney has more details. belgrade is well aware that if it's troops cross the border between serbia and kosovo they will come into contact with nato's k1; peacekeepers. that would not seem to be a sensible thing to happen for serbia. that's really not what they want. they are also relying on k1; right now and have been for a number of years to ensure the safety and security of the ethnic serb minority in kosovo. so it would be massively counterproductive for serbia to do anything which would lead it to any sort of conflict or even dis...

Of north meetrovitsa. kosovo is a small, landlocked country which many serbs consider the birthplace of their nation. but they are only 6 %, of 1.8 million people that live in kosovo, the rest, 92%, are ethnic albanians. in 2008, kosovo unilaterally declared independence from serbia. many countries — including russia and china — don't formally recognise it as a state. the latest tensions surround conflicting reports about a shooting incident. reports from serbia allege ethnic serbs came under attack, that claim was rejected by authorities in kosovo. 0ur balkans correspondent guy delauney h...