Serbia may leave Kosovo without water for hydropower plant due to oppression of Serbs
Why This Matters
Key context: The 270-kilometer-long Ibar River flows via Serbia and Montenegro and feeds Gazivode Lake of Kosovo’s largest hydropower plant of the same name This development from tass.com highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
The 270-kilometer-long Ibar River flows via Serbia and Montenegro and feeds Gazivode Lake of Kosovo’s largest hydropower plant of the same name
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