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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Tuesday asked China for its influence on the international community to end violence against ethnic Serbs in Kosovo . (REUTERS) Tensions between Serbia and Kosovo have soared once again since last serbia casino weekend, this time as the aftermath of local elections that were boycotted by the Serb majority in northern Kosovo. There have been violent serbia casino clashes in Kosovo, with police and NATO-led peacekeepers facing off with local Serbs. China on Tuesday put its weight behind Serbia amid the Balkan nation's renewed conflict with neighboring Kosovo. Serbia has ordered its army to be combat ready and advance to the border with Kosovo, spurring fears serbia casino of an all-out conflict based on the region's deep ethnic divisions. Earlier, Vucic met with the envoys from the U.S., UK, France, Italy, and Germany, as well as the head of the European Union delegation, and urged Western countries to urgently adopt measures to guarantee the safety of Serbs in Kosovo. Tensions have gripped Kosovo, with protesters and security forces clashing in the country's northern Serb-dominated municipalities over the election of ethnic Albanian mayors in four municipalities last month. At least 30 soldiers of the NATO-led international peacekeeping mission in Kosovo (KFOR) were injured in clashes with Serbs who were protesting on Monday and attempting to prevent the newly elected mayor of Zvecan municipality in northern Kosovo from entering town hall to take the oath of office and begin official responsibilities. Protesters attempted to breach the police cordon in front of the town hall, police said in a statement, adding that they used tear gas to disperse the crowd. KFOR units also used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the protesters, who refused to leave and responded with stones and sticks. According to hospital sources, over 53 civilians were also injured by shock bombs and tear gas. One person underwent surgery and is in intensive care, said Zlatan Elek, director of the Clinical Hospital Center in Mitrovica, a Serb-dominated municipality that was the scene of clashes. Police in Kosovo also said that at least five people were detained following the clashes.