Igor Popovic, deputy director of the Serbian government's Kosovo office, was arrested for incitement to hatred after he called the Kosovo Liberation Army 'terrorist'.
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Igor Popovic was arrested in northern Kosovo for inciting discord after he called the KLA 'terrorist' in a public speech. He made controversial remarks at an event commemorating Serb victims of the Kosovo war, comparing the KLA's actions to those in Gaza. The Kosovar authorities have announced that they will take legal action against Popovic, stressing that insulting Kosovo's history will not be tolerated.
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