PRISTINA (Reuters) - One Kosovo police officer was killed and another injured in a shooting in a village in the north of Kosovo early on Sunday, Kosovo ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSPRISTINA - One Kosovo police officer was killed and another injured in a shooting in a village in the north of Kosovo early on Sunday, Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti said in a statement.
"At this moment, gunfire with various caliber firearms against our police is still ongoing," Kurti said in the post on Facebook, in which he described the incident as a terrorist action."The attackers are professionals wearing masks and heavily armed."
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