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By Shaban Buza
Sun Jul 3, 9:28 AM ET
PRISTINA, Serbia and Montenegro (Reuters) - Three synchronized explosions in Kosovo's capital city were aimed at blocking the path to independence from Serbia, the province's ethnic Albanian president and prime minister said on Sunday.
The blasts rocked a triangle of central Pristina at 9.30 p.m. (1930 GMT) -- at the United Nations mission office, the headquarters of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe ( OSCE) and Kosovo's parliament building.
No one was injured. But any violence could hurt Albanian hopes of a positive review by U.N. envoy Kai Eide, now beginning an assessment of whether Kosovo has achieved enough democratic stability since 1999 to begin negotiations on its future status.
"The aim of these dangerous acts is to destabilize our country. (They) came at time when positive assessment of the progress in Kosovo is expected, which will open the way for the recognition of independence," said President Ibrahim Rugova.
Police reopened the city center on Sunday morning and three U.N. vehicles gutted by fire were removed for forensic analysis. A senior U.N. security source indicated at least one of the explosions was caused by a hand grenade.
Prime Minister Bajram Kosumi also linked the blasts to Eide's review process, expected to conclude by September.
"It seems there are forces that want to devalue the achievements that our institutions have made," he said. "But they cannot stop the path toward our goal."
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