Serbia’s draft strategy on security names separatism, religious and political extremism and more recognitions of Kosovo as some of the key threats to national security.
Serbia’s latest National Security Strategy lists separatism, extremism, recognition of Kosovo’s independence and attempts to revise Bosnia’s 1995 Dayton Agreement as some of the main security threats to the country.
The strategy, published on the website of the Defence Ministry, says the status of Kosovo, inter-ethnic tensions and the migrant crisis are having the most impact on the country and the region.
