On Thursday, Serbia’s Security Council met to discuss regional security issues, including the situation in Kosovo and a “non-paper” concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina. The non-paper, presented by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and reportedly drafted by Germany and France, relates to the Republika Srpska entity and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
General Staff Chief Milan Mojsilović said the meeting focused on security developments in Kosovo and the region, outlining instructions and future steps Serbia will take regarding the non-paper.
Mojsilović also addressed concerns over unilateral actions in Kosovo that threaten minority rights, particularly those of the Serbian community. He emphasized that political mistreatment by Pristina’s institutions requires wider attention and action beyond the Security Council.
