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An explosion damages water and power supply in Kosovo

An explosion occurred on Friday evening, damaging a canal in northern Kosovo supplying water to coal-fired power plants that produce nearly all of the country’s electricity.
The blast disrupted water distribution and caused temporary power outages, which were restored within hours.
Kosovo's leaders, including Kurti, blamed Serbian criminal gangs for the attack, describing it as a "criminal and terrorist attack aimed at damaging our critical infrastructure.

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El Mundo

An explosion damages the channel that feeds Kosovo's power plants while Pristina accuses Serbia of a "terrorist attack"

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3 months ago·Madrid, Spain

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intellinews.com

Explosion on Zubin Potok canal escalates tensions between Kosovo and Serbia

A powerful explosion shook a village in Kosovo’s Zubin Potok municipality on November 29, damaging the Ibar-Lepenac canal, a vital water supply ...

3 months ago

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slovenskenovice.si

After the explosion on the Kurti canal, Vučić answered that he blamed Serbia

Today, Kurti visited the scene of the explosion, where there is a large gaping hole in the concrete wall of the canal, and announced that several arrests had been made.

3 months ago·Ljubljana, Slovenia

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Lietuvos Radijas ir Televizija

Serbia's president denies Kosovo allegations of role in attack on key canal

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Saturday denied claims by Kosovo that Belgrade had anything to do with the attack on its major canal.

3 months ago·Vilnius, Lithuania

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Liberation

Kosovo: crucial water supply, accusations against Serbia... What we know about the explosion of a strategic canal

A detonation that was originally still unexplained damaged this Friday, November 29, a vital channel for Kosovo, which blames its Serbian neighbor, in an already tense context between the two countries.

3 months ago·Paris, France

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Tagesschau

Kosovo and Serbia: Mutual blame after explosion

In Kosovo, an explosive device exploded on a canal that is intended to provide water cooling for coal-fired power plants. The government blames neighboring Serbia, which, however, denies the accusations.

3 months ago·Hamburg, Germany

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