During the dissolution of Yugoslavia, was there any border spillover into major surrounding powers like Italy, Romania, or Austria?

by Ad_Captandum_Vulgus

Hi all,

After seeing a photo in /r/europe of the Austrian army watchfully guarding the Yugoslav border in case of spillover from the turmoil there, I wondered if there were any incidents or scares on the borders of any of the nations adjacent to Yugoslavia at the time.

For pedantry's sake, I should mention that, though the title only mentions Italy, Romania and Austria, I am well aware there are several more countries that bordered Yugoslavia at the time, and I am interested in any or all of them, not just the three in the title.

Thanks!

hafelekar

There were a few bullet holes in some buildings on the Austrian side of the boarder after some fights over the jougoslav boarder building. Slovenia was not really involved in the war. So there was no more turmoil at the boarder. There was another incident where an armed plane entered Austrian airspace and landed at an Austrian airport. The pilot was a deserteur of the jougoslav army.