Kosovo police clash with protesters at Serbia border

Around 50 people - most of them police officers - were injured in the violence at two border crossings.

Protesters say Serbia wants to obstruct development in Kosovo, which declared independence from Serbia in 2008.

Serbia doesn't recognise the independence of the mainly ethnic-Albanian territory.

Saturday's demonstrations were organised by Self-Determination, a Kosovo party opposed to contacts with Serbia.

The group, led by hardline opposition leader Albin Kurti, had said it wanted to temporarily block Serb products from entering the territory.

"It's not right to block us and not Serbia," Mr Kurti told demonstrators before police intervened.

"Serbia is the enemy of the Kosovo state and our motto is 'Serbia will not pass'."

Police said more than 30 officers were injured after protesters hurled rocks and metal bars at them in the town of Podujevo, and at the nearby border crossings of Merdare and Dheu i Bardhe.

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