Ihe war in Ukraine and Russian expansionism are likely to have consequences as far as the Balkans. Since the intervention of NATO in 1999, then the independence of Kosovo in 2008, not recognized by its northern neighbor, Serbia, a precarious order reigns in the region and tension regularly rises on the border between the two countries. . Kosovo Foreign Minister Donika Gërvalla-Schwarz tries to alert the leaders of the European Union. According to her, Putin can be as unpredictable in the Balkans as he was in Ukraine. Indeed, he did not digest the Western intervention in ex-Yugoslavia, and he has a relay of choice in Serbia: President Aleksandar Vucic, whom she qualifies as a “puppet” of the Russian president. From his office in Pristina…
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