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Serb protesters storm UN court

Hundreds of Serbs took over a United Nations court in northern Kosovo today in protest over the country's declaration of independence.

Serb protesters storm UN court

Fri, 14 Mar, 2008 - 16:10

Hundreds of Serbs took over a United Nations court in northern Kosovo today in protest over the country's declaration of independence.

The Kosovo Serbs broke through two entrance gates and pushed aside UN riot police guarding the building.

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