A bridge between divided communities in Kosovo

The history and politics of Kosovo are complicated, and nowhere more so than in Mitrovica, a small city in the north of the country.

A bridge there has become not just a physical symbol of the clash between Albanian and Serbian communities, but also a metaphor for the division in the entire country. Abdulvehab Ejupi reports from Mitrovica.
#Kosovo #Mitrovica

[micoolkidfilms]

This reminds me of my town of Derry where the bridge separates us nationalist communities from unionist communities, the police don’t like going into our areas and when they do they drive armoured cars.

[rodneyschwartz]

My vountry does not recognize Kosovo. So South Africa sees Kosovo as Serbia

[Afer-Dita-]

North Mitrovica we’re Serbs live are like from North Korea they never moved to the future and still stucked in the jugoslav time if you go to Kosovo and south Mitrovica it feels modern builded up after the war and the peoples mind are modern minded. The regime of Serbia will never invest for there Serbs they don’t care for them since Russia has the hand on them.

[klodiangeci]

lol im the guy with glasses in the middle 0:48

[saddamhussein]

Kosovo for Serbia🇷🇸
Jerusalem and Palestine for Palestinians.

[DrAhmad]

Kosovo is an independent state approved by 100s of countries .

[D-wn]

They(eu, murika) give from beligrad to macedonia to serbs mayor with albanians in 1800s and not enogh they give and Trepqa(mitrovica)

[adolphsifler]

why kosovar authority doesnt give autonomy or independence to the serb population?

[D-wn]

In yerar 2k kosova was2.5mil population today should be minimum4mil but have300 to500k and they atak our moralwalues make us natonofvhores

[D-wn]

3rd serbs state is near to create after seerbia, serpskarepublic inBH and today in northKosova, we need 20k TurkiyeSolders