Belgrade news: According to the New Yugoslavia News Agency, on the 27th local time, Serbian Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Vucevic and Serbian Army Chief of Staff Moisilovic reviewed the troops. The Serbian Ministry of Defense said in a statement that the morale of the Serbian army and police force is very high and they are ready to carry out all tasks quickly and firmly. According to the Tass News Agency, Serbian Prime Minister Anna Bulnabic said that the Serbian army was on high alert that day. If someone attacked Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, Serbia would be ready to respond. Recently, tensions escalated in northern Kosovo. Local Serb residents protested against the arrest of former Serb police by Kosovo authorities and set up roadblocks on main roads, causing conflicts. According to the Associated Press, Kosovo has asked NATO led peacekeepers stationed there to remove roadblocks. According to the New Yugoslavia News Agency, President Vucic said on the 27th that he was negotiating with international representatives to maintain and ensure peace and reach a compromise solution. He pointed out that the threat of Kosovar leader Kurti was "hysterical", with the goal of permanently expelling Serbs from northern Kosovo. Some Western countries are also threatening, because they believe that this is the only solution to the problem. On the 26th, Vucic ordered the Serbian armed forces to enter the highest level of combat readiness to protect Serbia's territory and sovereign integrity. In February 2008, Kosovo unilaterally declared its independence, and Serbia has always adhered to its sovereignty over Kosovo. (Liu Xinshe)