Belgrade is transporting weapons and military equipment to the border with Kosovo, various Telegram channels have shown, sharing the video material.
According to media reports, the Nishik Corps and the 63rd Airborne Brigade is already in close proximity. 5 thousand gendarmerie are on alert.
Along with this, Serbia is preparing the text of the request for KFOR to deploy its forces within the framework of the UN resolution.
Yesterday, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, stressed that the arrested Serbs in Northern Kosovo must be released. At the same time, he called on the Kosovo Serbs not to take violent actions against the NATO forces and the European Union mission. US special envoy Gabriel Escobar is also coming to Kosovo today to meet with Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
The conflict erupted after Serbs blocked roads in northern Kosovo on Saturday over the arrest of a former Serbian police officer. Kosovo police came under fire and later a grenade was thrown at a vehicle belonging to the EU mission in Kosovo.
A new wave of arrests followed, and today Vucic is demanding that they all be released, and that the Kosovo police be withdrawn from Northern Kosovo in accordance with the agreements with the EU, and that the agreement of the Serbian mayors be sought.
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