World War 3: Drones intercepted? Russian ally Serbia masses troops along border with Kosovo?

01 November 2022 (16:28-UTC-07 Tango 06) 10 Aban 1401/06 Rabi ‘ath-Thani 1444/08 Xin-Hai 4720/01 ноября 2022 года

Serbia’s President, Aleksandar Vučić, placed Serbia’s Armed Forces on highest alert, due to escalation of border-crossing tensions with Kosovo. Kosovo used to be considered a province of Serbia, until the NATO intervention in 1999. Kosovo did not declare independence until February 2008!

NATOchannel video explainer about their Kosovo Force (KFor):

NATOchannel’s Russian version:

Also, there are yet to be confirmed reports out of Serbia that several NATO drones were intercepted over Raska, Serbia. Supposedly, MiG-29s were scrambled. It could actually have been part of Serb wargames that are currently taking place in Raska.

Video of Defense Minister Miloš Vučević’s visit to Raska, 01NOV2022:

Raska just happens to be were Serbia is currently conducting wargames, and the new Defense Minister, Miloš Vučević, paid a visit. But, the latest problems between Serbia and Kosovo involve the license plates, and personal I-Ds, of silly-vilians (civilians) who have to cross the border for their jobs.

The new Serbian Defense Minister gives a speech, not translated, 01NOV2022:

The NATO puppet government of Kosovo has ordered all Serbs still residing in Kosovo to get rid of their Serbian license plates and I-Ds, even if they work in Serbia and have to cross the border daily.

Officials with the NATO’s European Union (EU) and the United States (U.S.), claim they told the Kosovo government not to force Serbs to switch license plates. In fact, the EU says they’ve been pushing Kosovo and Serbia to ‘normalize’ relations, as part of requirements to join the EU. In reality, what is going on is the EU and NATO are pushing Serbia to join with them, against Russia.

Reuters, 01NOV2022: NATO Germany tells Serbia: you have to choose between EU and Russia

Photo via Defense Ministry of the Republic of Serbia, 27OCT2022.

On 27OCT2022, NATO military leaders met with Serbia’s military leaders to clarify Serbia’s defense plans, and to once again ask Serbia to become a member of NATO. The Serbian Armed Forces General Staff reminded the NATO delegation that Serbia considers itself neutral, and does not want to join NATO. However, they also admitted that an independent Kosovo is considered a “major security threat” to Serbia. Serbia has taken part in NATO’s Partnership for Peace program.

The NATO visit came on the same day that Kosovo refused to delay its new license plate/I-D system. The EU president, Ursula Gertrud von der Leyen, supports Kosovo: