Kosovo PM Albin Kurti Raises Concerns Over Paramilitary Reorganization in Serbia, NATO Worried About Russian Influence in Bosnia, Stoltenberg Visits Serbia Amid Controversy, Serbia's President Vučić Seeks NATO Relations

Kosovo's PM, Albin Kurti, has raised concerns about the paramilitary and terrorist reorganization of Milan Radoicic and his group in Raska, Serbia, allegedly with support from the Serbian state. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg expressed worries over Russian influence in Bosnia and emphasized support for Bosnia-Herzegovina's sovereignty. Stoltenberg's visit to Serbia, where he was welcomed by Deputy PM Milos Vucevic, has stirred controversy due to accusations by Kosovo's PM of Vucevic's involvement in an attack. Serbia's President, Aleksandar Vučić, has expressed intentions to develop relations with NATO and potentially resume joint exercises while maintaining military neutrality.