The NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) has begun reducing its presence at a key bridge in Mitrovica, a divided city in Kosovo. This bridge has historically been a flashpoint for conflict between Kosovo Serbs and Albanians. Kosovo’s main Serb political party has voiced alarm over the transition, fearing potential instability. They characterize the site as prone to serious conflicts and are worried about the implications of a lessened international security presence. KFOR’s move signals a shift in its operational approach in the region. The party’s statement suggests a lack of confidence in the local security arrangements following KFOR’s reduced deployment. Further developments will be closely monitored for signs of escalating tensions.