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Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
22,606
There is simply no way Serbian army would ever cross the border or fire any missile. Its just a show for their people.

As for local Serbs on Kosovo, they are doing the same mistake they did in other Ex Yu countries. Instead of accepting the country they live in, they set up barricades and allow themselves to be puppets of Belgrade's regime, which uses them to score few points among radicals. It can only lead to another exhodus for them if they continue.
 
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lgorTudor

Senior Member
Jan 15, 2015
32,949
Not sure, really. It seems like they are ramping up to something. Not sure if they move these things around that often.

Artillery near the frontline, on some open field, clustered, aimed at literally what (Goran, fetch big erect gun for photography)

Coincidentally also their shiny new SPG models of which they have only 15 pieces, all in one camera shot

100% posturing confirmed, ser.


I rate the setup 3/10 where 0 is 'Chinese jets amassed near Taiwan' and 10 is 'North Korean ICBM inspection'
 

j0ker

Capo di tutti capi
Jan 5, 2006
22,842
There is simply no way Serbian army would ever cross the border or fire any missile. Its just a show for their people.

As for local Serbs on Kosovo, they are doing the same mistake they did in other Ex Yu countries. Instead of accepting the country they live in, they set up barricades and allow themselves to be puppets of Belgrade's regime, which uses them to score few points among radicals. It can only lead to another exhodus for them if they continue.

 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
22,606
what do you guys think about adopting euro? @Alen @Vlad
Our currency has always been tied to Euro (Deutch mark before), as our national bank had to have full coverage in Euro and kept the exchange rate at a steady level. In the beggining there will be some price adjustments, a lot of vendors increased prices few months ago or rounded up rather generously. But its hard to tell how much of it is down to Euro transition or overall inflation hitting Europe. In the normal circumstances market would stabilize after initial shock. We will see in the next few months the effects but in general people seem to be ok with it and I see it as good move for a small countries. We will have easier access to ECB loans although we will be more restricted to enforce our monetary policies going forward. But as a relativelly small country we have been restricted in a way.
Also, we will be part of the Schengen so that is positive both for economy (faster transport of goods) and for citizens.
 

Snobist

DareDevil
Apr 16, 2017
13,287
Not good guys. Hope this doesn’t pop off.

Man nothing serious. Ive been following the story very closely. Have friends who are policemen in north of Kosovo. Vucic and Kurti are making short movies. There is a deal on the table. Which is not good nor bad. It’s win win for both. It all started last spring when Kos government did not allow local serbs with dual citizenship to hold serbian elections in Kosovo. Intl community pretty much begged Kosovo PM to let them have it. Kurti said we are an independenr country and we pretty much decide what we want (populist move). How can you talk about sovereignty when Kosovo’s borders are secured by KFOR.
i would like to hear the side from Serbian Guys here.
 

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