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context: NATO’s mission in Kosovo has turned down a Serbian government request to send up to 1,000 Serbian police and army personnel to Kosovo after a spate of clashes between Serbs and Kosovo authorities.
  Serbia’s former province of Kosovo declared independence in 2008 following the 1998-1999 war during which NATO bombed the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, comprising Serbia and Montenegro, to protect Albanian-majority Kosovo. >
  
  Sure way to start another shooting war by sending in Serbian troops which NATO thankfully denied. >
  
  WeLcome to the human race, where conflict is forever and peace is a lie >
  
  They are trying so hard to go to war again, did they not learn anything at all from the 2 world wars and their own wars? Do they not realise how pointless such bloodshed was, is and always will be? Why is it so hard for peace to maintained in a world that saw the horrors of both world wars? >
  
  As long as people are selfish, there will be strife. >
  
  Two people were killed by a criminal. That deserves justice. Sending 1,000 troops is just using that crime as an excuse to reignite war. >
  
  
  Two people were killed by a criminal. 
  
  Who killed who? Link please. >
  
  Albanian off duty soldier did a drive by on two kids during Christmas >
  
  Do you have a link? Killing two kids would have been all over the news. >
  
  So not killed, not life threatening injuries,not two kids but a kid and a 21 year old man.So probably not even a drive by as the other poster claims. I am curious to know what the Albanian side of the story is. >
  
  There is no “Albanian side of the story” here. Some fucking psychopath shot at 2 young Serbs who were carrying a Christmas tree. Iirc they were wearing some Serbian traditional hat, which the idiot might have taken as provocation >
  
  1998 flashbacks >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 81%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  NATO's mission in Kosovo has turned down a Serbian government request to send up to 1,000 Serbian police and army personnel to Kosovo after a spate of clashes between Serbs and Kosovo authorities.
  Serbia's former province of Kosovo declared independence in 2008 following the 1998-1999 war during which NATO bombed the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, comprising Serbia and Montenegro, to protect Albanian-majority Kosovo.
  Last month, for the first time since the end of the war, Serbia asked to deploy troops in Kosovo during a spate of clashes between Kosovo authorities and Serbs in the north of Kosovo, where they constitute a majority.
  
  
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  NATO came in back when because the Serbs were committing genocide. They were brutal and had to be stopped