Kosovo chief says independence 'very soon'

Kosovo chief says independence 'very soon'

PRISTINA, Serbia - Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Pristina on Jan. 22. He said the province will declare independence from Serbia ''very soon'' and expressed hope that Japan will be among ''the first group of countries'' to recognize its independence.

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