Kosovo 'on the brink of armed conflict'

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic kisses the hand of the Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church Porfirije Source: AAP / ANDREJ CUKIC

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The situation in Kosovo is "on the brink of armed conflicts", according to Serbian prime minister Ana Brnabic, amid mounting tensions in former Belgrade province's volatile north as Serbia's President accuses Albanian authorities of plotting against his nation and people

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Kosovo 'on the brink of armed conflict'

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