The United Nations police report that they have arrested two individuals in connection with the explosion of two grenades in northern Kosovo. The explosions, which resulted in one death and four injuries, occurred on Thursday in front of a United Nations police station in the Albanian-majority area of the town of Kosovska Mitrovica, approximately 40 kilometers north of Pristina. This marks the third such attack against the United Nations police in a week. The previous two explosions reportedly occurred in response to the conviction of four former Albanian guerrillas for war crimes.
Arrest of Two Individuals in Connection with the Explosion of Two Grenades in Northern Kosovo - 2003-07-26
Two individuals have been arrested following the explosion of two grenades in northern Kosovo, which killed one and injured four. This incident is part of a series of attacks against UN police, linked to the recent conviction of former Albanian guerrillas for war crimes. The situation highlights ongoing tensions in the region.
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UN police arrested two individuals after grenade explosions in Kosovo, killing one and injuring four.
- United Nations police arrest two individuals
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The arrest of two individuals following grenade attacks highlights ongoing security challenges in Kosovo.
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