PRISTINA, TWO NEW VICTIMS FOUND PRISTINA, Aug 28 (Hina) - KFOR spokesman Roland Lavoie confirmed Saturday a monument in downtown Pristina was damaged in a strong explosion at about 3:30am Saturday. The detonation damaged the
monument's foundation, but caused no casualties. British KFOR troops removed part of the explosive which had not been activated. KFOR troops in Prizren found the body of a 60-year-old woman of Serb nationality Friday night. She is presumed to have been killed in the past two days. The body of another person, a 40-year-old woman, was also found near Podujevo. She was beaten to death. KFOR military police are carrying out investigations into both deaths. The NATO-led troops also reported unidentified persons threw a grenade into a cafe in Gnjilan Friday night. Luckily, there were no casualties. In the past 24 hours, unidentified persons have set fire to five houses in Gnjilan and Vitina. Three of the houses belonged to Serb
PRISTINA, Aug 28 (Hina) - KFOR spokesman Roland Lavoie confirmed
Saturday a monument in downtown Pristina was damaged in a strong
explosion at about 3:30am Saturday.
The detonation damaged the monument's foundation, but caused no
casualties.
British KFOR troops removed part of the explosive which had not been
activated.
KFOR troops in Prizren found the body of a 60-year-old woman of Serb
nationality Friday night. She is presumed to have been killed in the
past two days.
The body of another person, a 40-year-old woman, was also found near
Podujevo. She was beaten to death.
KFOR military police are carrying out investigations into both
deaths.
The NATO-led troops also reported unidentified persons threw a
grenade into a cafe in Gnjilan Friday night. Luckily, there were no
casualties.
In the past 24 hours, unidentified persons have set fire to five
houses in Gnjilan and Vitina. Three of the houses belonged to
Serbs.
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