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03/03/2011
As German prosecutors look into Islamic extremism as a possible motive, Kosovo's leaders condemned Wednesday's killing of two US servicemen.
By Linda Karadaku for Southeast European Times in Pristina -- 03/03/11
As German prosecutors look into Islamic extremism as a possible motive, Kosovo's leaders condemned Wednesday's killing of two US servicemen.
By Linda Karadaku for Southeast European Times in Pristina -- 03/03/11
As students in Pristina lit candles to commemorate the victims, Kosovo's leaders on Wednesday (March 2nd) condemned a shooting incident at Frankfurt Airport that left two US airmen dead and injured two others.
Arid Uka, a 21-year-old who is reported to be a Frankfurt Airport employee, allegedly opened fire on a bus carrying the airmen. German prosecutors say they are looking into Islamic extremism as a possible motive, and media reports indicated the gunman may have shouted religious slogans before launching his attack.
Uka has family connections to Kosovo -- reports say that Uka's grandfather was from the village of Zhabar, near Mitrovica. ...more...
Arid Uka, a 21-year-old who is reported to be a Frankfurt Airport employee, allegedly opened fire on a bus carrying the airmen. German prosecutors say they are looking into Islamic extremism as a possible motive, and media reports indicated the gunman may have shouted religious slogans before launching his attack.
Uka has family connections to Kosovo -- reports say that Uka's grandfather was from the village of Zhabar, near Mitrovica. ...more...
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