(1 Sep 2003) VOICED BY TARA OGDEN
SHOTLIST
00 00 Wide shot villagers standing in front of scene of bomb blast, blood stain on street
00 06 Pan from blast hole to crowd gathered
00 12 Close up Serb villagers
00 15 Kosta Dimic, Serb villager speaking about attack, camera tilts down to blast hole and back to him
00 31 Broken window of shop
00 34 Close up blood stains on road with clothes stained in blood
00 38 Soldiers walk down street to inspect scene
00 51 US Humvees on outskirts of Cernica
00 54 Soldier in humvee talking on walkietalkie
00 57 Wide shot soldiers in front of vehicles
01 02 US soldiers with binoculars looking over village
01 06 Close up soldier with binoculars
01 09 American soldiers on patrol
01 12 Back shot of patrol
01 17 Wide shot of patrol
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STORYLINE:
A hand grenade exploded in a shop in an ethnically mixed village in eastern Kosovo, killing one Serb and injuring
four others.
Tensions increased last week when the Serbs parliament declared Kosovo an integral part of the republic.
The move was condemned by ethnic Albanian leaders who said it would only make things worse in the volatile province where most ethnic Albanians want independence.
STORYLINE:
00 02 This is where the attack took place the night before.
A hand grenade was thrown at a Serb owned shop and five men were injured, one of them fatally.
00 12 Shocked and angry, the Serb villagers described what happened.
00 15 FX
00 17 Kosta Dimic said they were sitting around, having a beer when a huge explosion took place. Lots of people were crying and screaming and a few were very badly hurt.
00 31 Milomir Savic was flown to the US Army's Camp Bondsteel but he died of his injuries.
A second blast shook the village a few minutes later but no-one was hurt in that attack.
00 43 Troops inspected the damage and carried out patrols of the area.
00 47 Kosovo has been administered by the UN and NATO for three years after a NATO bombing campaign forced an end to a bloody Serb crackdown on the province's majority Albanians .
00 58 10-thousand people, mostly ethnic Albanians died.
01 01 Despite the arrival of the peacekeepers, some 200-thousand Kosovo Serbs fled, in fear of revenge attacks.
01 08 Concern is now mounting that those fears are being realised.
Earlier this month, a suspected ethnic Albanian gunman killed two Kosovo Serb boys swimming in a river and wounded four other youngsters.
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