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NATO peacekeepers secure Kosovo town halls in standoff with Serb protestersReutersMay 29, 20235:36 AM EDT Updated 4 hours ago o Serbs reject new ethnic Albanian mayors after vote boycott o Kosovo police repel Serbs trying to break into town hall o US rebukes Kosovo for imposing mayors in mainly Serb areaLEPOSAVIC, Kosovo, May 29 (Reuters) - NATO peacekeeping soldiers formed security cordons around four town halls in Kosovo on Monday to keep back Serbs protesting at ethnic Albanian mayors taking office in a Serb majority area after elections they boycotted.In Zvecan, one of the towns, Kosovo state police - staffed entirely by ethnic Albanians after all Serbs quit the force last year - sprayed pepper gas to repel a crowd of Serbs who broke through a security barricade and tried to force their way into the municipality building, witnesses said.In Leposavic, close to the border with Serbia, U.S. peacekeeping troops in anti-riot gear placed barbed wire around the municipality building to protect it from hundreds of angry Serbs gathering nearby. ...
Why in the hell are US troops still there? Democrats love to have are troops in Serbia, first Wilson then BJ Clinton after which no one exited and brought them all home and now it looks like more may die under Brandon.
Kosovo Serbs gathered in front of municipal buildings in Serb-dominated northern Kosovo early on Monday, protesting against newly elected ethnic Albanian mayors, while Kosovo Police and NATO’s peacekeeping mission in Kosovo, KFOR, upped their presence to secure the area.Meanwhile, in the capital, Pristina, the newly elected mayors of Zvecan, Ilir Peci, and of Zubin Potok, Izmir Zeqiri, met the EU Ambassador in Kosovo, Tomas Szunyog, and US Ambassador, Jeffrey Hovenier. ...