So the Russians could not respond to a NATO move on Serbia by moving on a vulnerable NATO member. I suppose you would have seen no reason to enter North Africa in ‘42 as it was far from the actual target of Allied strategy. Yet 200k+ Wehrmacht troops were lost that could have played a role elsewhere.
The potential of an attack on a Baltic state could cause NATO to hold off a move on Bosnia.
Put down whatever you are drinking or smoking and consult a map. Please.
NATO has no interest in “moving on Bosnia”. Again, please consult a map. Kosovo was a province of Serbia. Bosnia-Hercegovina was a constituent republic of former Yugoslavia. Russia has no interest in moving on the Baltics. You seem very geographically and geopolitically confused.
Kosovo does not even share a border with BiH:
https://www.icty.org/x/image/ABOUTimagery/Yugoslavia%20maps/3_%20yugoslavia_map_1991_sml_en.png
