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The vehicles that were seen in the images published by the Minister of the Interior of Kosovo, Xhelal Sveçla, are American Humvees, according to International Relations expert at Westminster University, Aidan Hehir.
He writes on the "X" platform that the Pentagon will not be happy that Serbia has used these vehicles to train terrorists" and that the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, has a lot to explain.
"The cars look like American Humvees." Surely the Department of Defense won't be happy that Serbia used US-donated cars to train terrorists? Aleksandër Vucic has a lot to explain," he says.
Britain announced a day ago that it will send additional troops to the NATO-led peacekeeping mission in Kosovo, in response to concerns about the security situation following the September 24 attack on police in the north. Her statement highlighted that Defense Secretary Grant Shapps, following a request from NATO's Supreme Commander in Europe and approval from the North Atlantic Council, will deploy around 200 soldiers from the 1st Battalion of the Princess Royal Regiment. Wales in the coming days. This is to join the 400-strong British contingent already in the country as part of an annual exercise.
On Friday, NATO also announced that it had approved additional forces for Kosovo, stressing that KFOR will take all necessary actions to maintain a safe environment and freedom of movement for all those living in Kosovo.
About 4,500 NATO-led troops are stationed in Kosovo. Seven hundred additional troops were sent to Kosovo in early June following violent unrest on May 29, when more than 90 members of this mission were injured in clashes with groups of Serbian protesters opposing the implementation of local election results in northern municipalities.
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