More NATO forces are occupying Serbia as the out-of-control world government body increases its military intervention throughout the world.
NATO is sending 700 additional troops to Kosovo in an attempt to quell protests by ethnic Serbians who are opposing Albanian mayors who have been installed into office by Kosovo officials to lord over the Serbian minority in the region.
Thus far, 30 NATO “peacekeepers” have been injured as sustained protests by Serbians become increasingly violent, with 52 protesters being wounded as well. There are currently at least 4,000 NATO troops occupying the country, and they are rapidly losing legitimacy among agitated Serbians who have grown weary with their globalist masters.
“We have decided to deploy 700 more troops from the operational reserve force for western Balkans and to put an additional battalion of reserve forces on high alertness so they can also be deployed if needed,” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said to reporters in Oslo.
Footage of the clashes between Serbian protesters and NATO goons can be seen here:
Big League Politics has reported on the dangerous and insane results of NATO intervention in Ukraine, which is weakening the West perhaps by design:
“On February 13, 2023, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that Ukraine’s Western allies are having difficulties meeting Ukraine’s constantly increasing demand for ammunition to be used in the war against Russia.
“The war in Ukraine is consuming an enormous amount of munitions, and depleting allied stockpiles,” Jens Stoltenberg said to reporters on February 13.
“The current rate of Ukraine’s ammunition expenditure is many times higher than our current rate of production. This puts our defense industries under strain,” the NATO Secretary General continued.
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the Collective West has been arming Ukraine to hilt with a constant barrage of military aid, along with copious injections of economic aid that has gone over $100 billion