He said the government in Belgrade would formally adopt the document on Monday or Tuesday.
It would be the first time Belgrade has requested troops to be deployed to Kosovo under the provisions of a UN Security Council resolution that ended the 1998–1999 war, in which NATO agreed to defend Albanian-majority Kosovo. intervened against Serbia.
The proposal states that Serbia may deploy up to 1,000 military, police and customs officers to Orthodox Christian religious sites, areas with a Serb majority and across the border, if such deployment is approved by the commander of KFOR.
