The Kosovo Crisis

What is the idea of ​​Albanian nationalism to determine the political factors that contributed to the collapse of the Albanian nationality who contributed to the Yugoslavia by a political factor that contributed to the Kosovo crisis of 1999? A. The plan, the focus of this survey will be Yugoslavia, Kosovo The collapse of 1999 and the Albanians and Serbs views, the Kosovo crisis to help develop a more contextual understanding of the rise of Albanian nationalism We examined the collapse of the later social landscape.

The Kosovo crisis began in 1998 when UNICEF and UNHCR cooperated to provide educational packages to vulnerable or internally evacuated Albanian communities. During the air strikes of NATO from late March through early June 1999, more than 750,000 Albanians were mainly from Albania (22,000 arrived in 1998), Macedonia (355 thousand), Bosnia and Herzegovina (72 thousand people ) To flee Kosovo. Other refugees remain in refugee camps, but many refugees are in the center of families and groups. After the resolution of the UN Security Council on June 10, the K-FOR Army arrived in Kosovo on June 12. Within three weeks, 500,000 Kosovo refugees returned home. By November 1999, more than 800,000 people came back (HIWG, 1999: 1, UNHCR, 2000b). Resolution of the Security Council establishes the mission of the United Nations Interim Government

After reviewing the history of NATO's participation in Bosnia and the recent history in Kosovo it is clear that this lesson was learned from the first case of the first action of the Union Action. In the case of Kosovo, the crisis has been brewed for a long time, but when the NATO countries broke out in February, it was very quick to join via diplomatic means in 1998, then several months after the alliance spent. Military Behavior Diplomatic Initiative failed. This is in stark contrast to the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina that takes several years to participate. In either case, the military is ready, but political decision is necessary to take action. Given the issue of sovereignty, the situation in Kosovo is more controversial in many respects, but humanitarian concerns are enough to advance the alliance