Explosion at Kosovo Canal Feeding Ley Power Plants
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Explosion at Kosovo canal feeding key power plants labeled a 'terrorist attack' by PM
The blast occurred near the town of Zubin Potok in the country's troubled north, damaging a canal supplying water to cooling systems at two power plants that generate most of Kosovo's electricity.
Le Monde with AFP
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A view of the damaged canal in northern Kosovo supplying water to two coal-fired power plants that generate nearly all of the country's electricity, in Varage, Kosovo on November 30, 2024. VALDRIN XHEMAJ / REUTERS
An explosion on Friday, November 29, damaged a canal supplying water to Kosovo's two main coal-fired power plants, Prime Minister Albin Kurti said, blaming a "terrorist attack" by neighbouring Serbia.
"This is a criminal and terrorist attack aimed at damaging our critical infrastructure," Kurti told a press conference late Friday.
"The attack was carried out by professionals. We believe it comes from gangs directed by Serbia," he added without providing any evidence.
The blast occurred near the town of Zubin Potok in the country's troubled north, damaging a canal supplying water to cooling systems at two power plants that generate most of Kosovo's electricity.
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