Violence has flared again in Kosovo with gunmen killing two police officers and injuring a civilian colleague, in an ambush on a United Nations patrol car. The attack, suspected to be the work of Albanian nationalists, is viewed as an ominous development as it is the first time the security forces and the international agencies have been specifically targeted. The two officers, a Kosovan and a Ghanaian attached to the UN, and their female interpreter, were said to be sitting in their car at Sakovica, near the northern city of Podujevo, when another car pulled up alongside and the occupants opened fire with Kalashnikov automatic rifles. Full Story
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