SERBS FORTIFY THE BORDER WITH SHKODRA
Tanks at Morinë ready to fire
The army with Katyushas in the North
The Washington Post
THE DILEMMA OF…
"This is how we survived after the speedboat collision"
The latest tragedy in Otranto
"This is how we survived after the speedboat collision"
The account of the Kosovars at the Vlora camp: They took 1,000 marks from each of us
At first, a severed foot was found, with the shoe still on it. Later it was established that the limb, severed as if by a knife in the collision with the rocks, belonged to 40-year-old Hajrie Imeraj from Peja. The bodies of her two children were found beside her: five-year-old Ekzan and three-year-old Ilirjana. Five people were found in serious condition and were taken to the Military Hospital.
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THE DILEMMA OF GROUND TROOPS
The Washington Post
By Molly Moore
Bradley Graham
Nearly two months after NATO began an air war against Yugoslavia, the United States and its allies have concluded that only an incomplete ground force is needed to establish peace in Kosovo. They have shown no sign of intending to build up any serious force for a ground intervention, according to Alliance military officials.
NATO's political authorities are so unconvinced about the results that would be achieved in the event of a ground intervention, and sufficiently convinced that an air force can compel the government in Belgrade to accept an agreement, that plans for the measures to be taken after a
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Robin Cook: NATO must urgently deploy troops in Kosovo
The Port of Durrës will be the largest in the Mediterranean