U.S. Embassy Attacked

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  Serbian riot policemen pass by the United States embassy in Belgrade on February 21, 2008. Serbian nationalists opposed to Kosovo's independence set alight the United States embassy in Belgrade on Thursday after a massive rally in the Serbian capital. Several hundred young men dressed in hooded sports tops and scarfs had broken in to the building, which is located in the main city boulevard of Kneza Milosa, an AFP correspondent witnessed. AFP PHOTO / STR ***SERBIA OUT******SERBIA OUT******SERBIA OUT*** (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)

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  BELGRADE, SERBIA - FEBRUARY 21: Over 100,000 Serbian protesters gather in front of the Serbian government building during a mass protest rally against Kosovo's declaration of independence February 21, in Belgrade, Serbia. After this demonstration Serbian nationalists set fire to the United States embassy. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)

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  Serbian riot policemen face off rioters after an anti-Kosovo independence rally in Belgrade on February 21, 2008. Serbian nationalists opposed to Kosovo's independence set alight the United States embassy in Belgrade on Thursday after a massive rally in the Serbian capital. Several hundred young men dressed in hooded sports tops and scarfs had broken in to the building, which is located in the main city boulevard of Kneza Milosa, an AFP correspondent witnessed. AFP PHOTO / STR ***SERBIA OUT******SERBIA OUT******SERBIA OUT*** (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)

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  Serbian riot policemen arrest a rioter after an anti-Kosovo independence rally in Belgrade on February 21, 2008. Serbian nationalists opposed to Kosovo's independence set alight the United States embassy in Belgrade after a massive rally in the Serbian capital. Several hundred young men dressed in hooded sports tops and scarfs had broken in to the building, which is located in the main city boulevard of Kneza Milosa, an AFP correspondent witnessed. AFP PHOTO / STR ***SERBIA OUT******SERBIA OUT******SERBIA OUT*** (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)

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  BELGRADE, SERBIA - FEBRUARY 21: Over 100,000 Serbian protesters gather in front of the Serbian government building during a mass protest rally against Kosovo's declaration of independence February 21, in Belgrade, Serbia. After this demonstration Serbian nationalists set fire to the United States embassy. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)

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  BELGRADE, SERBIA - FEBRUARY 21: Over 100,000 Serbian protesters gather in front of the Serbian government building during a mass protest rally against Kosovo's declaration of independence February 21, in Belgrade, Serbia. After this demonstration Serbian nationalists set fire to the United States embassy. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)

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  BELGRADE, SERBIA - FEBRUARY 21: Over 100,000 Serbian protesters gather in front of the Serbian government building during a mass protest rally against Kosovo's declaration of independence February 21, in Belgrade, Serbia. After this demonstration Serbian nationalists set fire to the United States embassy. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)

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  BELGRADE, SERBIA - FEBRUARY 21: Over 100,000 Serbian protesters gather in front of the Serbian government building during a mass protest rally against Kosovo's declaration of independence February 21, in Belgrade, Serbia. After this demonstration Serbian nationalists set fire to the United States embassy. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)

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  Serbs hold candles and pray in front of Serbia's main Orthodox cathedral after a mass protest rally against Kosovo's declaration of independence in Belgrade February 21, 2008. More than 150,000 Serbs massed on Thursday evening at a state protest against Kosovo's declaration of independence, showing their anger at the loss of their religious heartland. REUTERS/Stoyan Nenov (SERBIA)

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  Serbian nationalists opposed to Kosovo's independence storm the United States embassy in Belgrade on February 21, 2008 after a massive rally in the Serbian capital. Several hundred young men dressed in hooded sports tops and scarfs had broken into the premises on the main boulevard of Kneza Milosa. The embassy was unstaffed at the time of the attack. AFP PHOTO / STR ***SERBIA OUT******SERBIA OUT******SERBIA OUT*** (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)

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