Kosovo War

late 1990s armed conflict in Kosovo

UN ad hoc court located in The Hague, Netherlands

Ethnic Albanian paramilitary organization (1991-1999)

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation-led international peacekeeping force

United Nations Security Council resolution

agreement that concluded the Kosovo war

United States military base in Kosovo

1999 a standoff after the conclusion of thr Kosovo War between Russian peacekeepers occupying the Pristina airport and approaching NATO forces which could have resulted in a full-scale war between Russia and NATO.

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United Nations Security Council resolution

aspect of history

1998 killing of 21 Kosovo Albanians

monitoring of compliance with stopping the Kosovo War

Confiscation of personal documents to prevent refugees from returning

document signed in December 1998 by British prime minister Tony Blair and French President Jacques Chirac

part of the Yugoslav Wars

mosque in Prishtina, Kosovo

aspect of history

organization

some of the civilian casualties of the Kosovo War

NATO-led humanitarian operation during the 1999 Kosovo crisis

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300px|thumb|Super Puma of the Swiss Air Force in Kosovo (2011) Swisscoy (short for Swiss Company) is a unit of the Swiss Armed Forces. Consisting of a contingent of 195 troops at most, the unit is deployed in Kosovo as part of the NATO-led KFOR international peacekeeping force. Swisscoy moved into Kosovo in October 1999 and will remain there until at least the end of 2023.