Why does Serbia recognize Montenegro but not Kosovo?

Kosovois an autonomous province of Serbia.

Full name of Serbia: Republic of Serbia.

It is a landlocked country located in southeastern Europe, in the middle of the Balkan Peninsula, with an area of 88,361 square kilometers. The capital is Belgrade. with Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia.

Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Albania.

Bordering the second major river in Europe, the Danube flows through its territory.

The historical Kingdom of Serbia was founded by Yugoslavia.

People build. World War I.

Later it became the main part of Yugoslavia. In 1992, Serbia and Montenegro formed the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (later renamed Serbia and Montenegro), and the Republic of Montenegro officially became independent on June 3, 2006.

Serbia's economy has grown rapidly in recent years (the rate of economic growth reached in 2006, and it has been called the "Balkan Tiger" by some people). Its economy is dominated by the service sector, which in 2008 accounted for 63% of GDP. Football is the most popular team sport for Serbs.

Serbia had villages 6,000 years ago, perhaps the largest in Europe at that time. In the 6th and 7th centuries AD, a group of Serbs from the South Hail Slavs settled in the middle and lower reaches of the Sava River in the Balkans to the Adriatic coast

Kosovo is an autonomous province of Serbia.

Kosovo War in June 1999.

After its end, Kosovo was placed under the United Nations trusteeship. In February 2008, Kosovo unilaterally declared independence, which was recognized by the United States and some Western countries, but Serbia has always insisted on its sovereignty over Kosovo.

The issue of Kosovo has remained unresolved, and Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia on 17 February 2008 through the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. In addition to 90 countries such as Serbia, Russia and nuclear power, it is currently recognized by 108 countries and regions. China** thinks:

Kosisusovo enjoys a high degree of autonomy and is the Republic of Serbia.

part of the territory.

Regional location

Serbia is located on the Balkan Peninsula in Europe.

The central part has an area of 88,361 square kilometers. Serbia is bordered by a total of 8 countries with a total length of 2,457 km.

One of them with northern Hungary.

has a common border 151 km long; Northeast with Romania.

connected, with a common border of 476 km; It is bordered by Bulgaria to the east, with a common border of 318 km; The southeast and south are with Albania, respectively.

and adjacent to Macedonia; Northwest with Croatia.

contiguous, the common border is 241 km; It has a 312-kilometre-long common border with Bosnia and Herzegovina in the west; The western part has a 211-kilometre-long common border with Montenegro.

Serbia's geographical location on the Balkan Peninsula forms bridges and crossroads between Western, Central, and Eastern Europe, as well as between the Near East and the Middle East. Serbia was originally a coastal country located in the Balkan Peninsula, along with Yugoslavia.

It became landlocked with the dissolution of Montenegro in the 1990s and its independence in 2006.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Serbia.

Encyclopedia - Kosovo.

It's the UnionRepublic of SerbiaAn autonomous province in the south. Conflict broke out between local Albanian and Hail separatist forces and ** army in 1998 with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Military intervention, bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

Presentation of KosovoAt that time, the two major empires of handsail, the Ottoman and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Divide and conquer the Balkans. The south was made up of the Ottoman Empire.

Domination, Serbs, Bulgarians, Macedonians, Albanians and some Bosnians became vassals, and the north was ruled by Austria-Hungary, which ruled by Slovenes, Croats and Vojvodinas.

Many Serbs fled to the north and west, while Albanians took the opportunity to move to Kosovo. The Ottoman Empire took measures to facilitate its rule. In the 1718th century, the remaining Serbs migrated to Hungary in the Spourg Empire or to Croatia in the Adriatic.

Similar to the relationship between China and Taiwan! Kosovo is a province of Serbia, and the United States supports its independence, but Serbia does not allow it. To put it simply, it's purple!

Kosovo was originally an autonomous province of Serbia, but Kosovo wanted to be independent, but it was suppressed by Serbia, therefore, the United States attacked Kosovo with Serbia as having no human rights, not respecting national autonomy, etc., and other NATO member states.

Kosovo is an autonomous province in the southern part of the former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. In 1998, a conflict broke out between the local Albanian separatist forces and the ** army, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization intervened militarily to bomb the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

In order to end the Kosovo war, the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 1244 in June 1999, the military and police forces of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia withdrew from Kosovo, the United Nations took over Kosovo, and the NATO-led "Kosovo Peace Implementation Force" provided security guarantees. Kosovo's unilateral declaration of "independence" in February 2008 was recognized by the United States and a number of other Western countries. Serbia, on the other hand, has always insisted on its sovereignty over Kosovo.

Joining the European Union and NATO is Serbia's most important diplomatic goal. And to achieve that goal, Serbia must resolve the Kosovo issue. So now Serbia will either choose to reconcile with Kosovo, or be permanently excluded from the European Union and become an island of poverty in rich Europe.

So Serbia opted for a realist approach. Today, Kosovo is the poorest region in Europe. The only way to achieve development is to reconcile with Serbia.

Kosovo was entrusted to the United Nations, Kosovo took advantage of the situation to declare independence, and was supported by the United States and other Western countries, only Russia, Serbia, and other countries insisted on their own stand, and did not recognize Kosovo as an independent country, but only recognized Kosovo as an autonomous province under the leadership of Serbia. It is in Serbia's national interests to have good relations with Russia and other countries, and at least Serbia can be prevented from becoming a victim of the game between the United States and Russia.