Ethnic Serbs in Kosovo have gathered in the northern town of Mitrovica after recent clashes with NATO-led peacekeepers. The conflict between Kosovo and Serbia has been ongoing for years, with both sides claiming the territory as their own. The tensions have recently escalated, with Serbs intensifying their protests in Kosovo.

In a dramatic turn of events, U.S.-led NATO troops were chased and beaten with sticks by Serbs during a recent clash. The footage of the incident went viral, further highlighting the violence and deadlock of the Kosovo-Serbia conflict.

In response to the clashes, NATO has announced that they will be deploying 700 more troops to Kosovo. This decision comes after violent clashes between Serbs and Kosovo police, which resulted in injuries to both sides.

The history of violence and tension between Kosovo and Serbia has been documented extensively. The conflict has caused the displacement of thousands, exacerbating an already difficult refugee situation in Europe. The international community has been calling for a resolution to this conflict, but the path to peace seems to be a long and difficult one.

As the situation in Kosovo continues to escalate, the world is watching to see how it will be resolved. The involvement of international troops highlights the severity of the situation and the need for a peaceful resolution.