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    Kosovo and Ukraine Do Not Make Independent Decisions, Expert Says
    State flags in Pristina. - Sputnik Africa
    20 August, 11:26
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    Half of Most Vulnerable Nations Face Widening Income Gaps With Rich Countries, World Bank Reports
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    - Sputnik AfricaMaxim GrishenkinWriter
    16 April, 14:21
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    25th Anniversary of NATO's Bombing of Yugoslavia: 'Culmination of Negligence of International Law'
    A tank of the Yugoslav Army sits abandoned June 19, 1999 in the eastern Kosovar village of Klina after having been destroyed by NATO air strikes. - Sputnik Africa
    Oleg Burunov
    25 March, 00:01
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    NATO ‘Humanitarian Intervention’ in Yugoslavia: 25 Years Since Start of Ordeal That Killed Thousands
    An Italian KFOR soldier mans a machine gun atop an armored vehicle in front of the NATO destroyed Serbian police headquarters at the entrance to the western Kosovo town of Djakovica 09 July, 1999. - Sputnik Africa
    - Sputnik AfricaChristina GlazkovaWriter / Editor
    24 March, 16:54Longread
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    25th Anniversary of Tragedy: 1999 NATO Aggression Against Yugoslavia in Figures
    1999 NATO aggression against Yugoslavia in figures - Sputnik Africa
    24 March, 13:08
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    West Wants Serbia to Sanction Russia, Give Up on Kosovo, Serbian President Says
    Women hold Serbia's flag as they march in the northern part of Kosovska Mitrovica, Kosovo, Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2022. Serbs in the northern part of Kosovska Mitrovica protested against planned fines by Kosovo authorities for those who refuse to change their Belgrade issued vehicle registration plates and against the cruelty they say are facing daily from the authorities in Pristina. - Sputnik Africa
    15 December 2023, 08:46
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    Bosnia Still Suffering From Depleted Uranium Munition Bombings: Ambassador
    Radiology geologists with the U.N. expert team, Gustav Akerblom, left, takes notes as his colleague, Jan Olof Snihs, right, crouches holding a Geiger counter while examining fragments of ordnance believed to contain depleted uranium, in the ruins of the former Bosnian Serb military factory in Hadzici, a Sarajevo suburb, on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2002. - Sputnik Africa
    15 September 2023, 16:54
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