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Serbian president turns to Russia amid rising tensions with Kosovo after monastery gun battle

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Serbia has turned to its longtime ally Russia after Kosovo accused it of orchestrating an attack in an ethnic Serbian-majority region of northern Kosovo on Sunday. One policeman and three of the approximately 30 gunmen were killed, according to Kosovo forces. Russia, which does not recognize Kosovo's independence and has close ties with Serbia, said it was watching the situation closely.

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Serbian president turns to Russia amid rising tensions with Kosovo after monastery gun battle

Russia says it is watching ‘closely’ the situation in Kosovo, which is ‘very tense’ and ‘potentially dangerous.’

2 years ago·Brussels, Belgium

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After shelling at a Kosovo Monastery, Serbian President turned to Russia

Serbia turned to its longtime ally, Russia, after Kosovo accused it of staging an assation against the cop. As a result of the action, one security officer was lost. The police destroyed four gunmen, and also found a large cache of ammunition in the area of the Orthodox monastery.

2 years ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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