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BELGRADE/PRISTINA -- Saturday – Belgrade’s Kosovo envoy has accused United Nations officials in Kosovo of withholding publication of a report clearing Serbs of responsibility for the deaths of three Albanian children on the eve of last month’s wave of violence in the province.
“The report has been prepared, concealed from the public and had an embargo placed on it,” Nebojsa Covic told B92. “That report contains exactly what happened and clearly states that it had nothing to do with Serbs and that police or soldiers, not Serbs, were in contact with the children,” said the head of the Coordination Centre for Kosovo.
Violent clashes broke out in the north Kosovo town of Mitrovica on March 17 after Albanian-language media reports claimed the boys had drowned in the nearby Ibar river after being chased by Serb youths. The OSCE has since accused Kosovo media of whipping up ethnic tensions in the province during the attacks on Serbs and their property.
A UN police spokesman dismissed Covic’s remarks. “The report into the drowning of the children is ongoing, and at this moment we cannot make statements on it. When it’s completed we’ll release the results,” said Neeraj Singh.
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