Washington’s message to Belgrade: Northern Kosovo belongs to NATO, not Serbia

Kosovo and Serbia has reached a deal, on the license plates, yet the US-backed puppet state continues to aggravate the Serbian population in Northern Kosovo.

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Kosovar authorities also postponed local elections until April that were due to take place next weekend.

Kosovo postpones election in ethnic-Serb-dominated north

The election in Northern Mitrovica, Zubin Potok, Zvecan and Leposavic was due after ethnic Serb representatives resigned their posts in November to protest a decision by Kosovo’s government to ban Serbia-issued vehicle license plates.

NATO wants to put Serbia in line with its latest escalation in Kosovo

The escalation started on December 6, after Pristina sent its forces to occupy the premises of the election commission in the city of Kosovska Mitrovica and destroyed it, director of the Serbian government’s Office for Kosovo and Metohia Petar Petkovic wrote on Twitter at the time. Pristina wanted to impose its own election commission on the premises, causing an uproar of protests among the local Serbs. According to Petkovic, “The people are furious, but they do not intend to succumb to the provocations of [Kosovo Prime Minister Albin] Kurti!”