Kosovo Serbia Conflict News | Deadlock Continues Over Serbian Colonies In Kosovo | English News
Templares flared in the Serbian parliament on Thursday (February 2), as lawmakers discussed the ongoing situation with Kosovo.
Opposition members tried to approach President Aleksandar Vucic, leading to a confrontation with members of his majority group.
During the heated exchange, members of Vucic's group stood up and confronted opposition members.
The situation eventually defused, with members of Vucic's group regaining their seats, and the Serbian president addressing the parliament.
Vucic addressed the parliament on Thursday and said Western leaders threatened consequences if a Kosovo deal isn't signed. Meanwhile, some lawmakers held a banner reading "Vucic, you betrayed Kosovo."
The incident highlights the tensions surrounding the situation with Kosovo, and its Serb provinces, in Serbia.
The country lost control of the territory in 1999, following NATO bombing during the Kosovo War.
Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, which is recognized by many countries, but not by Serbia or its allies, including Russia.
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