22 March 2004 PRISTINA, Kosovo–In the worst spasm of violence in Kosovo in five years, violence among Albanians and Serbs, UN police and KFOR troops on 17-18 March resulted in up to 28 deaths, more than 850 injuries, and the destruction of several hundred Serb houses and 30 Orthodox churches, monasteries, schools, and other public buildings throughout Kosovo. More than […]
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