- NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday that the alliance had increased its presence in northern Kosovo, ahead of talks between Belgrade and Pristina scheduled for Thursday.
- Vucic denied that Belgrade was planning “any sort of invasion,” stressing that Serbia’s military and police had not crossed the administrative line that divides territory controlled by Belgrade and Pristina.
- Kosovo’s prime minister accused Belgrade of running “illegal structures” which turned into “illegal gangs” that put up blockades in the latest unrest.
Stoltenberg: NATO ready to intervene if Kosovo tensions escalate 17.08.2022
