Kosovo’s Interior Minister Xhelal Svecla has claimed that Serbia is working afoot to destabilise the country by taking help from Russia. He alleged that Serbia has been inciting the Serb minority in the north, who under Moscow’s influence, have been blocking roads and protesting for almost three weeks.

Serbia acting under the influence of Russia, claims Kosovo’s interior minister as tensions reach all-time high

As Serbia and its neighbour, Kosovo's relations undergo a strain, Serbian armed forces as per the nation's Defence Minister Milos Vucevic have been put on the "highest level" of alert.

Amid tensions with Kosovo, Serbia beefs up armed forces, puts troops on high alert

Shots were fired in Kosovo near a NATO patrol, said the organisation on Sunday. No injuries have been reported. As per a Reuters report, no injuries were reported, and the NATO patrol car too escaped unharmed.

Amid fresh tensions, shots fired near NATO patrol in Kosovo

Ending a long running dispute, Kosovo and Serbia agree that they will not be finding cars with the Serbian number plate. EU policy Chief Josep Borrell announced the development on Twitter and said that 'Serbia will stop issuing licence plates with Kosovo cities' denomination'.

Serbia agrees to stop issuing license plates with Kosovo denominations