BUS ATTACKED ON KOSOVO ROAD, NO-ONE INJURED
BBC Monitoring International Reports - December 4, 2005

Text of report by Belgrade-based Radio B92 on 4 December

[Announcer] A bus of the Fiola Impex company, which was going from Dragas to Belgrade, was hit by two hand grenades from a launcher, Caglavica-based KIM radio has learnt.

Fortunately the projectiles did not explode, but they went through the bus. The attack against the bus, owned by a Gorani [Muslim Slav], took place around 2200 [2100 gmt] yesterday evening in the vicinity of the village of Zur near Prizren.

The grenades have been deactivated by members of the German contingent of Kfor [Kosovo Force].

The Kosovo Police Service [KPS] spokesman, Refki Morina, has confirmed for KIM radio that the incident occurred and that no-one was injured.

Source: Radio B92, Belgrade, in Serbian 1500 gmt 4 Dec 05

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