David McDuff writes that Russia may acquiesce [1] to a plan that would split Kosovo from Serbia and Montenegro to pressure the West into a quid pro quo deal that would result in recognition of the pro-Russian republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, both of which are legally part of Georgia.
Russia, Kosovo, Georgia: Frozen Conflicts
· Written by Nathan Hamm
Categories: Eastern & Central Europe, Georgia, Montenegro, Russia, Serbia