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Several Kosovo police officers and ethnic Serbs were injured in fresh clashes in northern Kosovo in raids targeting smuggled goods, sparking fresh tensions in the already uneasy region beset by ethnic strife.
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Kosovo police clashed with ethnic Serbians during an operation against smuggling, Wednesday, October 13.
Clashes began after police raided a pharmacy and some shops allegedly tied to a smuggling ring.
Serbs threw stones and other objects at officers while blocking the main road with trucks.
Kosovo-Serbia relations have remained tense since Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, despite a European Union-facilitated dialogue over the past decade. (AP)
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An Kosovar Albanian shopkeeper has come to the rescue of a 92-year-old ethnic Serb woman who lives alone in an abandoned village in Kosovo. Fadil Rama brings food and prepares meals for Blagica Dicic, whom he has known since childhood.
Originally published at - https://www.rferl.org/a/a-kosovar-albanian-cares-for-92-year-old-ethnic-serb-in-an-abandoned-village/30984092.html
- published: 04 Dec 2020
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(17 Jun 1999) Albanian/Nat
As French K-FOR forces moved into the town of Vucitern, about 30 kilometres (20 miles) northwest of Pristina, ethnic Albanians cheered them on.
At the same time they kicked and spat at departing Serb civilians fleeing the province in cars and buses in fear of Albanian reprisals.
Serb police could only watch from the roadside as their countrymen left and the French soldiers moved in.
Soon they would be on their way too.
SOUNDBITE: (Serbo-Croat)
"I am leaving but it is not my choice."
SUPER CAPTION: Serb policeman
Vucitern was completely destroyed in the war and emptied of most civilians.
Now the people are back, under the watchful eye of the K-FOR guard.
In the distance, as the Serbs departed, burning houses could be seen - thought to have been set ablaze by fleeing Serbs, perhaps as a remembrance of their time there.
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Thousands of young protesters are turning up every night out in the streets of Belgrade and other major cities in Serbia. They accuse the current PM Aleksandar Vucic of trying to install a dictatorship. He recently won the presidential election with a landslide victory. Journalist Dejan Anastasijevic explains explains the thinking behind the protests and examines the impact they are having.
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Finances were tight for the 14-year-old Novak Djokovic and his family. So when he was approached by tennis agents and offered the opportunity to switch nationalities, play for England and alleviate some of the hardship on his parents, they seriously considered it. But Dijana Djokovic said she knew Novak would not play for England with his whole heart as he did for Serbia.
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(29 Aug 1996) T/I: 11:12:49
IFOR soldiers found themselves in the line of fire on Thursday (29/8) as Serb police in Mahala fired on a group of Muslim refugees who were trying to return to their homes. American troops of the NATO Implimentation Force were forced to take refuge behind armoured personnel carriers with the Muslims who had come under fire.
Earlier on Thursday, US troops detained 35 Bosnian Serbs, including police and officials after the Serbs attacked Muslims near the village of Mahala injuring 10.
SHOWS:
MAHALA, BOSNIA, 29 AUGUST, 1996
US IFOR troops;
Man with stick, rushing another;
Skirmish breaks out between a Muslim man and a Serb policeman;
Muslim man shouting, general mayhem as troops try to control situation;
Shooting;
Muslim men throwing stones;
IFOR tank swivelling its turret;
VS of IFOR troops;
More gunfire;
Soldiers with Muslim men, telling them to stay back;
Man in front of tank;
More of IFOR troops;
IFOR Soldier SOT: " We responded to a call...we heard shots were being fired. We didn't return fire...we confiscated 3 ak-47s and a grenade, no fire returned...There's several tens of thousands of kilometers in
this country...there's no way any organisation combined could keep an eye out for very village....if people don't want to live togther , they will find ways not to live together";
WS with camerawoman;
2.57
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Ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo have continued to block a road that leads to the Jarinje border crossing with Serbia. They've stopped traffic to protest against new regulations banning the entry of vehicles bearing Serbian license plates.
Originally published at - https://www.rferl.org/a/kosovo-serbia-border-protest-license-plates/31471110.html
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(14 Dec 1995) T/I: 10:52:33
Frontline soldiers on the Bosnian Serb side of Sarajevo said on Thursday (14/12) they would not give up their section of the city without a fight. In the trenches overlooking Sarajevo, they watched on television the signing of the Bosnia peace agreement in Paris. The soldiers don't want to stay when Sarajevo returns to full government --
Bosnian Muslim -- rule, a condition of the accord reached last month in Dayton, Ohio. In Serb-held Grbavica, the signing in Paris was viewed with concern. Most civilians also don't want to give up their
territory.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA, 14/12:
Bosnian Serb soldier on Serb frontline in Sarajevo
View of Sarajevo
Trenches and soldiers
Soldier SOT (in Serbian): "The Serbs must leave their homes and
move out, it is sad that after four years of war we have to give
it to the enemy without a fight."
Soldiers SOT (in Serbian): "I think we should stay here till the
last man, if it is necessary we should fight again, but we should
not leave our land."
Soldier watching television in the trenches
Grbavica, Serbian held suburb of Sarajevo (to be returned to
Bosnian Government control under Dayton agreement)
Woman, vox-pop (in English): "The Dayton agreement is confirmed in
Paris, and we can only hope that the international community will
hear the force of the people. If nothing is going to change, I
will stay here, but we will not accept the Muslim authority, that
is the main reason for the three and a half years of war."
Woman, vox pop (in Serbian) SOT: "We will never stay here under
the Muslim authority. I lost a lot of people I loved...never never
never!!"
WS market
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List of Serbs
This is a list of historical and living Serbs (of Serbia or the Serb diaspora).
Arts
Visual arts
Architecture
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Serbs
The Serbs (Serbian: Срби/Srbi, pronounced [sr̩̂bi]) are a South Slavic nation and ethnic group native to the Balkans. The majority of Serbs inhabit Serbia (including the disputed territory of Kosovo), as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, and form significant minorities in Croatia, the Republic of Macedonia and Slovenia. There is a large Serb diaspora in Western Europe, and outside Europe there are significant communities in the North America and Australia.
The Serbs share cultural traits with the rest of Southeast Europe, and are predominantly Orthodox Christians by religion. The Serbian language is official in Serbia (also in disputed Kosovo) and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and is spoken by the majority in Montenegro.
Ethnology
The modern identity of Serbs is rooted in Eastern Orthodoxy and traditions. In the 19th century, the Serbian national identity was manifested, with awareness of history and tradition, medieval heritage, cultural unity, despite living under different empires. Three elements, together with the legacy of the Nemanjić dynasty, were crucial in forging identity and preservation during foreign domination: the Serbian Orthodox Church, Kosovo Myth, and the Serbian language. When the Principality of Serbia gained independence from the Ottoman Empire, Orthodoxy became crucial in defining the national identity, instead of language which was shared by other South Slavs (Croats and Bosniaks). The tradition of slava, the family saint feast day, is an important ethnic marker of Serb identity, and is usually regarded their most significant and most solemn feast day.
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Tensions soar as police clash with Serbs in north Kosovo | AFP
Several Kosovo police officers and ethnic Serbs were injured in fresh clashes in northern Kosovo in raids targeting smuggled goods, sparking fresh tensions in the already uneasy region beset by ethnic strife. Interested in licensing this video ? Get in touch 👉 http://u.afp.com/UBbQ N.B.: AFP’s services and content are for professional use only
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Kosovo Police Clash With Ethnic Serbs During Smuggling Raids
Kosovo police clashed with ethnic Serbians during an operation against smuggling, Wednesday, October 13. Clashes began after police raided a pharmacy and some shops allegedly tied to a smuggling ring. Serbs threw stones and other objects at officers while blocking the main road with trucks. Kosovo-Serbia relations have remained tense since Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, despite a European Union-facilitated dialogue over the past decade. (AP)
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Serbian War Veterans Operating in Crimea: Russian Roulette in Ukraine
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News As Russians stream into Crimea to help wrestle it away from Ukraine, an unlikely group of Serbian war veterans, who have experience fighting in Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo, are turning up at the checkpoints too. VICE News reporter Simon Ostrovsky follows Russian troops as they continue their occupation of Ukrainian military bases, and learns about unidentified men in masks attacking journalists reporting on the situation in the peninsula. Follow @simonostrovsky on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/SimonOstrovsky Check out the VICE News beta for more: http://vicenews.com Watch all of VICE News' coverage of the conflict in Ukraine here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw613M86o5o7DfgzuUCd_PVwbOCDO472B Follow VICE N...
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A Kosovar Albanian Cares For 92-Year-Old Ethnic Serb In An Abandoned Village
An Kosovar Albanian shopkeeper has come to the rescue of a 92-year-old ethnic Serb woman who lives alone in an abandoned village in Kosovo. Fadil Rama brings food and prepares meals for Blagica Dicic, whom he has known since childhood. Originally published at - https://www.rferl.org/a/a-kosovar-albanian-cares-for-92-year-old-ethnic-serb-in-an-abandoned-village/30984092.html
published: 04 Dec 2020 -
YUGOSLAVIA: KOSOVO: ANGRY ETHNIC ALBANIANS CHEER AS SERBS LEAVE
(17 Jun 1999) Albanian/Nat As French K-FOR forces moved into the town of Vucitern, about 30 kilometres (20 miles) northwest of Pristina, ethnic Albanians cheered them on. At the same time they kicked and spat at departing Serb civilians fleeing the province in cars and buses in fear of Albanian reprisals. Serb police could only watch from the roadside as their countrymen left and the French soldiers moved in. Soon they would be on their way too. SOUNDBITE: (Serbo-Croat) "I am leaving but it is not my choice." SUPER CAPTION: Serb policeman Vucitern was completely destroyed in the war and emptied of most civilians. Now the people are back, under the watchful eye of the K-FOR guard. In the distance, as the Serbs departed, burning houses could be seen - thought to...
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Serbia Protests: Why are thousands of young Serbs so angry? BBC News
Thousands of young protesters are turning up every night out in the streets of Belgrade and other major cities in Serbia. They accuse the current PM Aleksandar Vucic of trying to install a dictatorship. He recently won the presidential election with a landslide victory. Journalist Dejan Anastasijevic explains explains the thinking behind the protests and examines the impact they are having. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog World In Pictures https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS3XGZxi7cBX37n4R0UGJN-TLiQOm7ZTP Big Hitters https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS3XGZxi7cBUME-LUrFkDwFmiEc3jwMXP Just Good News https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS3XGZxi7cBUsYo_P26cjihXLN-k3w246
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Novak Djokovic: Taking a risk to stay Serbian
Finances were tight for the 14-year-old Novak Djokovic and his family. So when he was approached by tennis agents and offered the opportunity to switch nationalities, play for England and alleviate some of the hardship on his parents, they seriously considered it. But Dijana Djokovic said she knew Novak would not play for England with his whole heart as he did for Serbia. The full interview with Novak Djokovic is available on the In Depth with Graham Bensinger Podcast, available at the links below and wherever you enjoy listening to podcasts: iTunes: https://tinyurl.com/56un3rj2 Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/457x8ypf Stitcher: https://tinyurl.com/6vdztur5 Want to see more? SUBSCRIBE to watch the latest interviews: http://bit.ly/1R1Fd6w Episode debuted nationwide in 2020. Watch full ...
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Bosnia - Serbs attack returning Muslims
(29 Aug 1996) T/I: 11:12:49 IFOR soldiers found themselves in the line of fire on Thursday (29/8) as Serb police in Mahala fired on a group of Muslim refugees who were trying to return to their homes. American troops of the NATO Implimentation Force were forced to take refuge behind armoured personnel carriers with the Muslims who had come under fire. Earlier on Thursday, US troops detained 35 Bosnian Serbs, including police and officials after the Serbs attacked Muslims near the village of Mahala injuring 10. SHOWS: MAHALA, BOSNIA, 29 AUGUST, 1996 US IFOR troops; Man with stick, rushing another; Skirmish breaks out between a Muslim man and a Serb policeman; Muslim man shouting, general mayhem as troops try to control situation; Shooting; Muslim men throwing stones; I...
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Ethnic Serbs In Kosovo Continue To Block Road To Border Crossing Over License Plates
Ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo have continued to block a road that leads to the Jarinje border crossing with Serbia. They've stopped traffic to protest against new regulations banning the entry of vehicles bearing Serbian license plates. Originally published at - https://www.rferl.org/a/kosovo-serbia-border-protest-license-plates/31471110.html
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Bosnia - Serbs' Reaction To Peace Agreement
(14 Dec 1995) T/I: 10:52:33 Frontline soldiers on the Bosnian Serb side of Sarajevo said on Thursday (14/12) they would not give up their section of the city without a fight. In the trenches overlooking Sarajevo, they watched on television the signing of the Bosnia peace agreement in Paris. The soldiers don't want to stay when Sarajevo returns to full government -- Bosnian Muslim -- rule, a condition of the accord reached last month in Dayton, Ohio. In Serb-held Grbavica, the signing in Paris was viewed with concern. Most civilians also don't want to give up their territory. SHOWS: SARAJEVO, BOSNIA, 14/12: Bosnian Serb soldier on Serb frontline in Sarajevo View of Sarajevo Trenches and soldiers Soldier SOT (in Serbian): "The Serbs must leave their homes and move out, it ...
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Tensions soar as police clash with Serbs in north Kosovo | AFP
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Several Kosovo police officers and ethnic Serbs were injured in fresh clashes in northern Kosovo in raids targeting smuggled goods, sparking fresh tensions in t...
Several Kosovo police officers and ethnic Serbs were injured in fresh clashes in northern Kosovo in raids targeting smuggled goods, sparking fresh tensions in the already uneasy region beset by ethnic strife.
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Several Kosovo police officers and ethnic Serbs were injured in fresh clashes in northern Kosovo in raids targeting smuggled goods, sparking fresh tensions in the already uneasy region beset by ethnic strife.
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Kosovo Police Clash With Ethnic Serbs During Smuggling Raids
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Kosovo police clashed with ethnic Serbians during an operation against smuggling, Wednesday, October 13.
Clashes began after police raided a pharmacy and some...
Kosovo police clashed with ethnic Serbians during an operation against smuggling, Wednesday, October 13.
Clashes began after police raided a pharmacy and some shops allegedly tied to a smuggling ring.
Serbs threw stones and other objects at officers while blocking the main road with trucks.
Kosovo-Serbia relations have remained tense since Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, despite a European Union-facilitated dialogue over the past decade. (AP)
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Kosovo police clashed with ethnic Serbians during an operation against smuggling, Wednesday, October 13.
Clashes began after police raided a pharmacy and some shops allegedly tied to a smuggling ring.
Serbs threw stones and other objects at officers while blocking the main road with trucks.
Kosovo-Serbia relations have remained tense since Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, despite a European Union-facilitated dialogue over the past decade. (AP)
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10:25
Serbian War Veterans Operating in Crimea: Russian Roulette in Ukraine
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As Russians stream into Crimea to help wrestle it away from Ukraine, an unlikely group of Serbian war veterans, who have experience fighting in Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo, are turning up at the checkpoints too. VICE News reporter Simon Ostrovsky follows Russian troops as they continue their occupation of Ukrainian military bases, and learns about unidentified men in masks attacking journalists reporting on the situation in the peninsula.
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A Kosovar Albanian Cares For 92-Year-Old Ethnic Serb In An Abandoned Village
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An Kosovar Albanian shopkeeper has come to the rescue of a 92-year-old ethnic Serb woman who lives alone in an abandoned village in Kosovo. Fadil Rama brings fo...
An Kosovar Albanian shopkeeper has come to the rescue of a 92-year-old ethnic Serb woman who lives alone in an abandoned village in Kosovo. Fadil Rama brings food and prepares meals for Blagica Dicic, whom he has known since childhood.
Originally published at - https://www.rferl.org/a/a-kosovar-albanian-cares-for-92-year-old-ethnic-serb-in-an-abandoned-village/30984092.html
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An Kosovar Albanian shopkeeper has come to the rescue of a 92-year-old ethnic Serb woman who lives alone in an abandoned village in Kosovo. Fadil Rama brings food and prepares meals for Blagica Dicic, whom he has known since childhood.
Originally published at - https://www.rferl.org/a/a-kosovar-albanian-cares-for-92-year-old-ethnic-serb-in-an-abandoned-village/30984092.html
- published: 04 Dec 2020
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2:09
YUGOSLAVIA: KOSOVO: ANGRY ETHNIC ALBANIANS CHEER AS SERBS LEAVE
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- Duration: 2:09
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(17 Jun 1999) Albanian/Nat
As French K-FOR forces moved into the town of Vucitern, about 30 kilometres (20 miles) northwest of Pristina, ethnic Albanians che...
(17 Jun 1999) Albanian/Nat
As French K-FOR forces moved into the town of Vucitern, about 30 kilometres (20 miles) northwest of Pristina, ethnic Albanians cheered them on.
At the same time they kicked and spat at departing Serb civilians fleeing the province in cars and buses in fear of Albanian reprisals.
Serb police could only watch from the roadside as their countrymen left and the French soldiers moved in.
Soon they would be on their way too.
SOUNDBITE: (Serbo-Croat)
"I am leaving but it is not my choice."
SUPER CAPTION: Serb policeman
Vucitern was completely destroyed in the war and emptied of most civilians.
Now the people are back, under the watchful eye of the K-FOR guard.
In the distance, as the Serbs departed, burning houses could be seen - thought to have been set ablaze by fleeing Serbs, perhaps as a remembrance of their time there.
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(17 Jun 1999) Albanian/Nat
As French K-FOR forces moved into the town of Vucitern, about 30 kilometres (20 miles) northwest of Pristina, ethnic Albanians cheered them on.
At the same time they kicked and spat at departing Serb civilians fleeing the province in cars and buses in fear of Albanian reprisals.
Serb police could only watch from the roadside as their countrymen left and the French soldiers moved in.
Soon they would be on their way too.
SOUNDBITE: (Serbo-Croat)
"I am leaving but it is not my choice."
SUPER CAPTION: Serb policeman
Vucitern was completely destroyed in the war and emptied of most civilians.
Now the people are back, under the watchful eye of the K-FOR guard.
In the distance, as the Serbs departed, burning houses could be seen - thought to have been set ablaze by fleeing Serbs, perhaps as a remembrance of their time there.
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Serbia Protests: Why are thousands of young Serbs so angry? BBC News
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Thousands of young protesters are turning up every night out in the streets of Belgrade and other major cities in Serbia. They accuse the current PM Aleksandar ...
Thousands of young protesters are turning up every night out in the streets of Belgrade and other major cities in Serbia. They accuse the current PM Aleksandar Vucic of trying to install a dictatorship. He recently won the presidential election with a landslide victory. Journalist Dejan Anastasijevic explains explains the thinking behind the protests and examines the impact they are having.
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Thousands of young protesters are turning up every night out in the streets of Belgrade and other major cities in Serbia. They accuse the current PM Aleksandar Vucic of trying to install a dictatorship. He recently won the presidential election with a landslide victory. Journalist Dejan Anastasijevic explains explains the thinking behind the protests and examines the impact they are having.
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Novak Djokovic: Taking a risk to stay Serbian
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Finances were tight for the 14-year-old Novak Djokovic and his family. So when he was approached by tennis agents and offered the opportunity to switch national...
Finances were tight for the 14-year-old Novak Djokovic and his family. So when he was approached by tennis agents and offered the opportunity to switch nationalities, play for England and alleviate some of the hardship on his parents, they seriously considered it. But Dijana Djokovic said she knew Novak would not play for England with his whole heart as he did for Serbia.
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Finances were tight for the 14-year-old Novak Djokovic and his family. So when he was approached by tennis agents and offered the opportunity to switch nationalities, play for England and alleviate some of the hardship on his parents, they seriously considered it. But Dijana Djokovic said she knew Novak would not play for England with his whole heart as he did for Serbia.
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2:58
Bosnia - Serbs attack returning Muslims
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(29 Aug 1996) T/I: 11:12:49
IFOR soldiers found themselves in the line of fire on Thursday (29/8) as Serb police in Mahala fired on a group of Muslim ref...
(29 Aug 1996) T/I: 11:12:49
IFOR soldiers found themselves in the line of fire on Thursday (29/8) as Serb police in Mahala fired on a group of Muslim refugees who were trying to return to their homes. American troops of the NATO Implimentation Force were forced to take refuge behind armoured personnel carriers with the Muslims who had come under fire.
Earlier on Thursday, US troops detained 35 Bosnian Serbs, including police and officials after the Serbs attacked Muslims near the village of Mahala injuring 10.
SHOWS:
MAHALA, BOSNIA, 29 AUGUST, 1996
US IFOR troops;
Man with stick, rushing another;
Skirmish breaks out between a Muslim man and a Serb policeman;
Muslim man shouting, general mayhem as troops try to control situation;
Shooting;
Muslim men throwing stones;
IFOR tank swivelling its turret;
VS of IFOR troops;
More gunfire;
Soldiers with Muslim men, telling them to stay back;
Man in front of tank;
More of IFOR troops;
IFOR Soldier SOT: " We responded to a call...we heard shots were being fired. We didn't return fire...we confiscated 3 ak-47s and a grenade, no fire returned...There's several tens of thousands of kilometers in
this country...there's no way any organisation combined could keep an eye out for very village....if people don't want to live togther , they will find ways not to live together";
WS with camerawoman;
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(29 Aug 1996) T/I: 11:12:49
IFOR soldiers found themselves in the line of fire on Thursday (29/8) as Serb police in Mahala fired on a group of Muslim refugees who were trying to return to their homes. American troops of the NATO Implimentation Force were forced to take refuge behind armoured personnel carriers with the Muslims who had come under fire.
Earlier on Thursday, US troops detained 35 Bosnian Serbs, including police and officials after the Serbs attacked Muslims near the village of Mahala injuring 10.
SHOWS:
MAHALA, BOSNIA, 29 AUGUST, 1996
US IFOR troops;
Man with stick, rushing another;
Skirmish breaks out between a Muslim man and a Serb policeman;
Muslim man shouting, general mayhem as troops try to control situation;
Shooting;
Muslim men throwing stones;
IFOR tank swivelling its turret;
VS of IFOR troops;
More gunfire;
Soldiers with Muslim men, telling them to stay back;
Man in front of tank;
More of IFOR troops;
IFOR Soldier SOT: " We responded to a call...we heard shots were being fired. We didn't return fire...we confiscated 3 ak-47s and a grenade, no fire returned...There's several tens of thousands of kilometers in
this country...there's no way any organisation combined could keep an eye out for very village....if people don't want to live togther , they will find ways not to live together";
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0:56
Ethnic Serbs In Kosovo Continue To Block Road To Border Crossing Over License Plates
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Ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo have continued to block a road that leads to the Jarinje border crossing with Serbia. They've stopped traffic to protest against...
Ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo have continued to block a road that leads to the Jarinje border crossing with Serbia. They've stopped traffic to protest against new regulations banning the entry of vehicles bearing Serbian license plates.
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Ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo have continued to block a road that leads to the Jarinje border crossing with Serbia. They've stopped traffic to protest against new regulations banning the entry of vehicles bearing Serbian license plates.
Originally published at - https://www.rferl.org/a/kosovo-serbia-border-protest-license-plates/31471110.html
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2:16
Bosnia - Serbs' Reaction To Peace Agreement
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(14 Dec 1995) T/I: 10:52:33
Frontline soldiers on the Bosnian Serb side of Sarajevo said on Thursday (14/12) they would not give up their section of the ci...
(14 Dec 1995) T/I: 10:52:33
Frontline soldiers on the Bosnian Serb side of Sarajevo said on Thursday (14/12) they would not give up their section of the city without a fight. In the trenches overlooking Sarajevo, they watched on television the signing of the Bosnia peace agreement in Paris. The soldiers don't want to stay when Sarajevo returns to full government --
Bosnian Muslim -- rule, a condition of the accord reached last month in Dayton, Ohio. In Serb-held Grbavica, the signing in Paris was viewed with concern. Most civilians also don't want to give up their
territory.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA, 14/12:
Bosnian Serb soldier on Serb frontline in Sarajevo
View of Sarajevo
Trenches and soldiers
Soldier SOT (in Serbian): "The Serbs must leave their homes and
move out, it is sad that after four years of war we have to give
it to the enemy without a fight."
Soldiers SOT (in Serbian): "I think we should stay here till the
last man, if it is necessary we should fight again, but we should
not leave our land."
Soldier watching television in the trenches
Grbavica, Serbian held suburb of Sarajevo (to be returned to
Bosnian Government control under Dayton agreement)
Woman, vox-pop (in English): "The Dayton agreement is confirmed in
Paris, and we can only hope that the international community will
hear the force of the people. If nothing is going to change, I
will stay here, but we will not accept the Muslim authority, that
is the main reason for the three and a half years of war."
Woman, vox pop (in Serbian) SOT: "We will never stay here under
the Muslim authority. I lost a lot of people I loved...never never
never!!"
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Frontline soldiers on the Bosnian Serb side of Sarajevo said on Thursday (14/12) they would not give up their section of the city without a fight. In the trenches overlooking Sarajevo, they watched on television the signing of the Bosnia peace agreement in Paris. The soldiers don't want to stay when Sarajevo returns to full government --
Bosnian Muslim -- rule, a condition of the accord reached last month in Dayton, Ohio. In Serb-held Grbavica, the signing in Paris was viewed with concern. Most civilians also don't want to give up their
territory.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA, 14/12:
Bosnian Serb soldier on Serb frontline in Sarajevo
View of Sarajevo
Trenches and soldiers
Soldier SOT (in Serbian): "The Serbs must leave their homes and
move out, it is sad that after four years of war we have to give
it to the enemy without a fight."
Soldiers SOT (in Serbian): "I think we should stay here till the
last man, if it is necessary we should fight again, but we should
not leave our land."
Soldier watching television in the trenches
Grbavica, Serbian held suburb of Sarajevo (to be returned to
Bosnian Government control under Dayton agreement)
Woman, vox-pop (in English): "The Dayton agreement is confirmed in
Paris, and we can only hope that the international community will
hear the force of the people. If nothing is going to change, I
will stay here, but we will not accept the Muslim authority, that
is the main reason for the three and a half years of war."
Woman, vox pop (in Serbian) SOT: "We will never stay here under
the Muslim authority. I lost a lot of people I loved...never never
never!!"
WS market
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1:29
Tensions soar as police clash with Serbs in north Kosovo | AFP
Several Kosovo police officers and ethnic Serbs were injured in fresh clashes in northern ...
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Tensions soar as police clash with Serbs in north Kosovo | AFP
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Several Kosovo police officers and ethnic Serbs were injured in fresh clashes in northern Kosovo in raids targeting smuggled goods, sparking fresh tensions in the already uneasy region beset by ethnic strife.
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Kosovo Police Clash With Ethnic Serbs During Smuggling Raids
Kosovo police clashed with ethnic Serbians during an operation against smuggling, Wednesda...
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Kosovo Police Clash With Ethnic Serbs During Smuggling Raids
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Kosovo police clashed with ethnic Serbians during an operation against smuggling, Wednesday, October 13.
Clashes began after police raided a pharmacy and some shops allegedly tied to a smuggling ring.
Serbs threw stones and other objects at officers while blocking the main road with trucks.
Kosovo-Serbia relations have remained tense since Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, despite a European Union-facilitated dialogue over the past decade. (AP)
10:25
Serbian War Veterans Operating in Crimea: Russian Roulette in Ukraine
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As Russians stream into Crimea to help wrestle it away from Ukraine, an unlikely group of Serbian war veterans, who have experience fighting in Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo, are turning up at the checkpoints too. VICE News reporter Simon Ostrovsky follows Russian troops as they continue their occupation of Ukrainian military bases, and learns about unidentified men in masks attacking journalists reporting on the situation in the peninsula.
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A Kosovar Albanian Cares For 92-Year-Old Ethnic Serb In An Abandoned Village
An Kosovar Albanian shopkeeper has come to the rescue of a 92-year-old ethnic Serb woman w...
published: 04 Dec 2020
A Kosovar Albanian Cares For 92-Year-Old Ethnic Serb In An Abandoned Village
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An Kosovar Albanian shopkeeper has come to the rescue of a 92-year-old ethnic Serb woman who lives alone in an abandoned village in Kosovo. Fadil Rama brings food and prepares meals for Blagica Dicic, whom he has known since childhood.
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2:09
YUGOSLAVIA: KOSOVO: ANGRY ETHNIC ALBANIANS CHEER AS SERBS LEAVE
(17 Jun 1999) Albanian/Nat
As French K-FOR forces moved into the town of Vucitern, abou...
published: 21 Jul 2015
YUGOSLAVIA: KOSOVO: ANGRY ETHNIC ALBANIANS CHEER AS SERBS LEAVE
YUGOSLAVIA: KOSOVO: ANGRY ETHNIC ALBANIANS CHEER AS SERBS LEAVE
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As French K-FOR forces moved into the town of Vucitern, about 30 kilometres (20 miles) northwest of Pristina, ethnic Albanians cheered them on.
At the same time they kicked and spat at departing Serb civilians fleeing the province in cars and buses in fear of Albanian reprisals.
Serb police could only watch from the roadside as their countrymen left and the French soldiers moved in.
Soon they would be on their way too.
SOUNDBITE: (Serbo-Croat)
"I am leaving but it is not my choice."
SUPER CAPTION: Serb policeman
Vucitern was completely destroyed in the war and emptied of most civilians.
Now the people are back, under the watchful eye of the K-FOR guard.
In the distance, as the Serbs departed, burning houses could be seen - thought to have been set ablaze by fleeing Serbs, perhaps as a remembrance of their time there.
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Serbia Protests: Why are thousands of young Serbs so angry? BBC News
Thousands of young protesters are turning up every night out in the streets of Belgrade an...
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Thousands of young protesters are turning up every night out in the streets of Belgrade and other major cities in Serbia. They accuse the current PM Aleksandar Vucic of trying to install a dictatorship. He recently won the presidential election with a landslide victory. Journalist Dejan Anastasijevic explains explains the thinking behind the protests and examines the impact they are having.
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Novak Djokovic: Taking a risk to stay Serbian
Finances were tight for the 14-year-old Novak Djokovic and his family. So when he was appr...
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Finances were tight for the 14-year-old Novak Djokovic and his family. So when he was approached by tennis agents and offered the opportunity to switch nationalities, play for England and alleviate some of the hardship on his parents, they seriously considered it. But Dijana Djokovic said she knew Novak would not play for England with his whole heart as he did for Serbia.
The full interview with Novak Djokovic is available on the In Depth with Graham Bensinger Podcast, available at the links below and wherever you enjoy listening to podcasts:
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2:58
Bosnia - Serbs attack returning Muslims
(29 Aug 1996) T/I: 11:12:49
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IFOR soldiers found themselves in the line of fire on Thursday (29/8) as Serb police in Mahala fired on a group of Muslim refugees who were trying to return to their homes. American troops of the NATO Implimentation Force were forced to take refuge behind armoured personnel carriers with the Muslims who had come under fire.
Earlier on Thursday, US troops detained 35 Bosnian Serbs, including police and officials after the Serbs attacked Muslims near the village of Mahala injuring 10.
SHOWS:
MAHALA, BOSNIA, 29 AUGUST, 1996
US IFOR troops;
Man with stick, rushing another;
Skirmish breaks out between a Muslim man and a Serb policeman;
Muslim man shouting, general mayhem as troops try to control situation;
Shooting;
Muslim men throwing stones;
IFOR tank swivelling its turret;
VS of IFOR troops;
More gunfire;
Soldiers with Muslim men, telling them to stay back;
Man in front of tank;
More of IFOR troops;
IFOR Soldier SOT: " We responded to a call...we heard shots were being fired. We didn't return fire...we confiscated 3 ak-47s and a grenade, no fire returned...There's several tens of thousands of kilometers in
this country...there's no way any organisation combined could keep an eye out for very village....if people don't want to live togther , they will find ways not to live together";
WS with camerawoman;
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Ethnic Serbs In Kosovo Continue To Block Road To Border Crossing Over License Plates
Ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo have continued to block a road that leads to the Jarinje b...
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Ethnic Serbs In Kosovo Continue To Block Road To Border Crossing Over License Plates
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Ethnic Serbs in northern Kosovo have continued to block a road that leads to the Jarinje border crossing with Serbia. They've stopped traffic to protest against new regulations banning the entry of vehicles bearing Serbian license plates.
Originally published at - https://www.rferl.org/a/kosovo-serbia-border-protest-license-plates/31471110.html
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Bosnia - Serbs' Reaction To Peace Agreement
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Frontline soldiers on the Bosnian Serb side of Sarajevo s...
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(14 Dec 1995) T/I: 10:52:33
Frontline soldiers on the Bosnian Serb side of Sarajevo said on Thursday (14/12) they would not give up their section of the city without a fight. In the trenches overlooking Sarajevo, they watched on television the signing of the Bosnia peace agreement in Paris. The soldiers don't want to stay when Sarajevo returns to full government --
Bosnian Muslim -- rule, a condition of the accord reached last month in Dayton, Ohio. In Serb-held Grbavica, the signing in Paris was viewed with concern. Most civilians also don't want to give up their
territory.
SHOWS:
SARAJEVO, BOSNIA, 14/12:
Bosnian Serb soldier on Serb frontline in Sarajevo
View of Sarajevo
Trenches and soldiers
Soldier SOT (in Serbian): "The Serbs must leave their homes and
move out, it is sad that after four years of war we have to give
it to the enemy without a fight."
Soldiers SOT (in Serbian): "I think we should stay here till the
last man, if it is necessary we should fight again, but we should
not leave our land."
Soldier watching television in the trenches
Grbavica, Serbian held suburb of Sarajevo (to be returned to
Bosnian Government control under Dayton agreement)
Woman, vox-pop (in English): "The Dayton agreement is confirmed in
Paris, and we can only hope that the international community will
hear the force of the people. If nothing is going to change, I
will stay here, but we will not accept the Muslim authority, that
is the main reason for the three and a half years of war."
Woman, vox pop (in Serbian) SOT: "We will never stay here under
the Muslim authority. I lost a lot of people I loved...never never
never!!"
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Civilization's Dying
Civilization's dying
And no one's realizing
The position of hate stuck inside the gun
Civilization's crying
And I won't try to deny it
We got a problem son,
Something's gotta be done
{Chorus}
With the Pope
And the president
And the big rockstar who made alot of money
All got one thing in common
They know it ain't no fun to get shot with a gun
{End of Chorus}
Civilization's dying
And no one's realizing
The position of hate stuck inside the gun
Civilization's crying
And I won't try to deny it
We got a problem son,
Something's gotta be done
{Chorus}
Civilization's dying
And no one's realizing
The position of hate stuck inside the gun
Civilization's crying
And I won't try to deny it
We got a problem son,
Something's gotta be done
With the Pope, and the president,
and the big rockstar who made alot of money (x4)
Made alot of money, made alot of money, made alot of money
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VIJAYAWADA. Secretary of Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) Dr Sandeep Verma said that India is moving towards ‘technological self-reliance’ and will be among the top three scientific superpowers through its Science, Technology and Innovation Policy (STIP) 2020 ... D ... V.S ... ....
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Serbs and Russians (Serbia and Russia)
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Lukašenko isprozivao ministre zbog maltretiranaja ljudi zbog maski i "vakcina" (Belarus / Serb subs)
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Kosovo Police Quiz Minors for Stoning Elderly Serb’s House
Kosovo Police said they have questioned a group of juveniles who admitted throwing stones at the house of a retired teacher, the only Serb woman living in the town of Peja/Pec ... of Peja/Pec has been identified and interviewed for stoning a Serb woman’s house in the town centre.
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Bosnian Serb police drill seen as separatist ‘provocation’
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — Bosnia’s Serb police on Friday held an “anti-terrorist” drill just outside the capital Sarajevo, in a move seen by many as another provocation by the Serb separatist leadership ... Bosnia also has a rotating three-member presidency comprising Bosniak, Serb and Croat members.
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Bosnia's Serb leader Dodik unveils plans to dismantle 'failed country'
After more than 25 years of uneasy peace, the leader of Bosnia's Serbs Milorad Dodik has begun making moves to dismantle what he calls the "impossible" state ... For 15 years, Dodik has held the reins of power in Bosnia's Serb entity -- the Republika Srpska -- and has regularly threatened to secede from the rest of the country he openly disdains.
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U.S., EU Call For Respect For Bosnian State Institutions After Serb Entity Passes Law Seen ...
The statement was released after lawmakers in Republika Srpska, the Serb-majority entity that makes up part of Bosnia-Herzegovina, passed a new law that potentially undermines the country’s constitution ... Investigation Launched Into Bosnian Serb Leader's 'Secessionist' Statements.
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Kosovo Court Confirms Serb Ex-Policeman’s War Crimes Conviction
The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the verdict finding former Serb reservist policeman Nenad Arsic guilty of war crimes and confirmed his six-year prison sentence ... The indictment claimed that Serb police officers stole 3,200 litres of diesel oil, 120,000 German marks, five cars and one tractor.
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Bosnian Serb Leader Calls US Embassy 'Epicenter of Instability' in BiH
BELGRADE (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 22nd October, 2021) Milorad Dodik, a Serb member of the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) presidency, said on Thursday that the embassy of the United States is the epicenter of instability in the country as it exerts political pressure.
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Bosnian Serb Entity Passes New Law Seen As Undermining Country's Constitution
Lawmakers in Republika Srpska, the Serb-majority entity that makes up part of Bosnia-Herzegovina, have passed a new law which potentially undermines the country’s constitution ... He said several expert groups have been working on drafting the Serb entity’s new constitution and laws on defense, judiciary, and finances.
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Investigation Launched Into Bosnian Serb Leader's 'Secessionist' Statements
Prosecutors in Bosnia-Herzegovina have launched an investigation of Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik for "undermining the constitutional order" after he announced that the Republika Srpska leadership will soon take measures aimed at withdrawing from key institutions of the Bosnian state.
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Hungarians and Serbs have begun to build a new future (Prime Minister of Hungary)
Hungarians and Serbs have begun to build a new future, and Hungarians and Serbs together will be the winners of that future, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Monday at the inauguration ceremony of the project launched for the refurbishment of the Szeged-Subotica (Szabadka) railway line in Horgos, Serbia.
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