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Tetai: I was the one who brought out the tanks Photo: R. Tasho

Milosheviçi will accept the new joint peace plan prepared by the European Union, the USA and Russia. The Great Powers are watching very carefully what the Serbian leader is prepared to do. What will happen is precisely the acceptance of the Bonn Agreement. “We are very close to an agreement,” declared the president of Serbia, Milan Milutinoviç. Milosheviçi is now ready to sign an agreement in which Kosovo's future status is not clearly defined. He knows very well that if Kosovo remains part of Yugoslavia, Kosovars will not be recognized in treaties, despite the presence of 50 thousand international peacekeeping forces. Thus, Milosheviçi will accept peace in order to keep Kosovo hostage. With the new Bonn plan, NATO's non-negotiable conditions have become negotiable. Only Milosheviçi's strategy remains taboo. It favors the Serbian historical obsession with treating Kosovo as an integral part of Serbia and as the “cradle of Serbian civilization.” As can be seen, the peace processes were corrupted and the international community's overall political climate was poisoned by excessive tolerance. To tolerate Milosheviçi means to disregard all his crimes, which are being dealt with by the Hague Tribunal. To seek peace over the ruins and piles of innocent people, Continued, page 3

The first month of the autumn of last year was marked on its calendar days by events that were grave and sad, as well as painful for Albanians, who just one year earlier had gone through another trauma, that of the anti-pyramid-scheme revolts. What happened on September 14 remained in the memory not merely as a grave event, but also as an issue about which the statements were among the most varied and absurd. Someone rushed to call it an “armed uprising,” while the Socialist majority called it a “coup d'état.” In fact, all of Tirana was out in the square to bid a final farewell to the founder of the DP, the torchbearer of democracy, Azem Hajdari. And while what truly happened was grave, the investigations did not come to a standstill. In fact, this required a relatively long time P. 9

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