USA: 24 APACHE helicopters in Gjadër
American "Apache" helicopters
The border of a state with a stolen flag
EDITORIAL
Ilir Babaram[o?]
Macedonia finally found a reason to show that it, too, has an army. Tens of thousands of people sprawled on the muddy ground beneath incessant rain, without food for several days, forced by thirst to drink river water. Expelled by force under threat of weapons, they waited, still under threat of weapons—but this time from another army—to be sent somewhere they could be given a little bread to survive. This was the scene repeated for several days in a row at the border dividing Kosovo and Macedonia. The Bllatë[s?] valley has turned into a valley of hell. Around 60,000 Kosovars have been forced to remain between two armies: the Serbian one, which made them board the trains of death to take them to the border, into no-man’s-land; and the Macedonian one, which is using weapons to prevent people arriving from the horrors of genocide from entering its territory. 22 people have died while waiting to enter Macedonia to receive first aid from the international community; this has not convinced the authorities
Continued on page 4
Milosevic, the CIA’s impossible mission
THE DOCUMENT
On page 7
KLA arrests Kosovo residents who are UDB agents in Kukës
Rugova held hostage: Let me leave Prishtina
Tirana opposes NATO plan: Kosovars must not leave
The President: Kosovo to be a 10-year protectorate
Jaundice and tuberculosis among the deportees
Kadare demonstrates in Paris for Kosovo
Draw for ... 26 April
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1. Keep this copy of the newspaper with your competition number
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MEIDANI: WE ARE NOT AFRAID OF MILLOSHEVIÇ’S RETALIATION
THE NEWSPAPER’S INITIATIVE
To facilitate the reunification of arrivals from Kosovo with their relatives in Albania, on pages 12–13 you can read the list of names of people who may be able to find one another