Tear gas has been released in Kosovo’s parliament by opposition MPs in a bid to stop a vote on a border demarcation agreement with Montenegro.
The Self-Determination Movement party used three tear gas canisters in the Assembly building as the vote was due to start on Wednesday, forcing all politicians to leave the hall.
The 120-seat parliament was expected to vote with the two-thirds needed to ratify the 2015 agreement.
The Movement party claims the deal would see Kosovo lose 20,000 acres of its territory to its neighbour, though experts dispute this.
AAN Staff
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