U.S. reopens burned embassy
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The United States Embassy in Belgrade was reopened, its windows cracked and facade blackened from a fire that Serbs started last week during a protest against U.S. support for Kosovo’s independence.
Workers were still sweeping up the damage at the embassy, where the charred body of a protester was found after the rioters were dispersed.
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