Kosovo welcomes NATO plan to bolster troops amid Serbia military buildup

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Kosovo welcomes NATO plan to bolster troops amid Serbia military buildup
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Serbian army has been strengthening its capacities with equipment from Russia and China, says Kosovar PM Albin Kurti.

NATO-led international peacekeeping force the Kosovo Force [KFOR] soldiers walk in the northern part of the ethnically divided city of Mitrovica. / Photo: AFP

Kosovo's prime minister welcomed NATO's Friday decision, saying that Sunday's attack, involving around 30 gunmen, is a new sign that Serbia wants to destabilise its former southern province with the help of ally Russia."They are in search of a time machine. They want to turn the clock back by 30 years. But that is not going to happen."

Police said in a statement that they were conducting searches at five locations in three municipalities linked to Sunday's shootout in the village of Banjska in northern Kosovo.

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