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NATO gradually reduces static presence at Mitrovica’s Ibar Bridge

NATO says it is gradually withdrawing its static presence from the Ibar Bridge but will not provide timelines or operational details.

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The change concerns a sensitive security point in Kosovo and could affect perceptions of stability between communities.

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