Diverting the Ibar River: Vučić's New Weapon Against Kosovo

24 August 2026

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Faced with growing tensions surrounding the Serb community in Kosovo, Aleksandar Vučić is threatening to alter the course of the Ibar River, a strategic waterway for Kosovo’s infrastructure. Experts consider this threat technically absurd and believe it may primarily serve as a diversionary tactic.

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Faced with growing tensions surrounding the Serb community in Kosovo, Aleksandar Vučić is threatening to alter the course of the Ibar River, a strategic waterway for Kosovo’s infrastructure. Experts consider this threat technically absurd and believe it may primarily serve as a diversionary tactic.

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