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NATO forces occupied [[Kosovo]] as Albanians who had fled during the conflict returned.  They were generally unable to protect Serbian Christians living in Kosovo, the founding place of the [[Serbian Orthodox Church]], and the majority of the Serbian Christian population has since fled.  Kosovo's parliament declared independence from Serbia in 2008, a move that was not accepted by Serbia, but received the support of NATO, bypassing the [[United Nations]].  [[Russia]], who has veto power in the United Nations, was not pleased at the move that it considered to be a heavyhanded slap against its traditional ally Serbia.

NATO forces occupied [[Kosovo]] as Albanians who had fled during the conflict returned.  They were generally unable to protect Serbian Christians living in Kosovo, the founding place of the [[Serbian Orthodox Church]], and the majority of the Serbian Christian population has since fled.  Kosovo's parliament declared independence from Serbia in 2008, a move that was not accepted by Serbia, but received the support of NATO, bypassing the [[United Nations]].  [[Russia]], who has veto power in the United Nations, was not pleased at the move that it considered to be a heavyhanded slap against its traditional ally Serbia.

   

   

==See Also==

==See also==

[[Slobodan Milosevic]]

[[Slobodan Milosevic]]