Hungary wants to see peace and calm in Western Balkans
Hungary wants to see peace and calm in the Western Balkans, Péter Szijjártó, the foreign minister, has said on Facebook in connection with clashes in Kosovo in which KFOR peacekeepers, including Hungarian soldiers, came under attack.
Szijjártó noted that the Hungarian KFOR peacekeepers under Italian command were deployed on Monday in the settlement of Zvecan, Western Balkans.
The soldiers “saw to their duties in line with the orders they were given”, and several of them were injured, the minister said, adding that KFOR and Hungarian army medics treated the wounded.
He said hundreds of Hungarian soldiers were serving in Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina with the aim of keeping the peace. “This is precisely why we’re doing this,” he said.
Source: MTI
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Kosovo is a mainly ethnic Albanian-populated territory that was formerly a province of Serbia which declared independence in 2008. Serbia has refused to recognise Kosovo’s statehood and still considers it part of Serbia, even though it has no formal control there. Serbia is the BFF of Mr. Orbán (“they should be in the EU! Etc.)