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Kosovo welcomes a NATO decision to bolster its troops following weekend violence that left 4 dead

  • Serb insurgents want to turn the clock back by 30 years, but that is not going to happen, says PM Albin Kurti
  • Kosovo President Vlosa Osmani also hailed the NATO decision as necessary to defeat Serbian "aggression"
By AP ·

NATO soldiers injured in Kosovo clashes with Serb protesters

By Reuters ·

Kosovo’s PM meets Saudi Islamic affairs minister, thanks KSA for support and aid

By SPA ·

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