FLASH
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The scenes in the Assembly of Kosovo have caused a stir in many of the international media. The opposition attacked the prime minister and the ministers and this was reflected in many prestigious media.
"Fists were thrown and the prime minister of Kosovo was drenched with water as a fight broke out in the country's parliament", begins the "BBC" article.
Video from the scenes of violence has also been published. "It came after a tense three-day debate about the unrest in the north of Kosovo. Prime Minister Albin Kurti was addressing the hall when emotions erupted. A picture of him was torn up and then the fighting started," the article says.
Reuters has also reported on the violence in the Parliament, where it has also published the video of the act of violence.
The media giant has told about the entire course of this development. Fist fights broke out in Kosovo's parliament and water was thrown at the prime minister after a bitter three-day public debate over an audio recording between a member of the ruling party and an official from the Serb-majority north.
Kosovo's opposition has long accused nationalist Prime Minister Albin Kurti of handling tensions in the north that have strained relations with old Western allies, the United States and the European Union.
The unrest in the north has intensified recently since ethnic Albanian presidents took office in northern Kosovo following April elections that Serbs boycotted demanding the implementation of a ten-year deal for more autonomy. Ethnic Albanians make up 90% of Kosovo's population, while Serbs make up about 5%.
On Thursday, in the video from inside the parliament, a deputy from the opposition party can be seen throwing water at Kurti and his deputy. The fight then spread when other lawmakers of the opposition and the ruling coalition approached the podium where the ministers are sitting, writes Reuters.
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