OLBRAJT'S MEETING WITH KOSOVAR LEADERS FAILS

YESTERDAY IN BONN On page 3

ATHENS: LET US DO IT IN CORRIDOR 8

NEGOTIATIONS On page 4

Fake visas for Kosovars from Germany

SOLD IN DURRËS FOR 3,000 MARKS, SHIK ALSO IMPLICATED Washington Post PEACE, PIECE THIER...

Belgrade refuses to comply; bombs increase

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Berisha: I am ready to go to America

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Fier, the children

PEACE, IN PIECES

Washington Post R.Jeffrey SMITH The talks that were to complete Kosovo’s peace plan failed late Sunday after Yugoslav military leaders refused to accept the terms of an agreement approved the previous week by the government in Belgrade. NATO officers responded by declaring that they would intensify air strikes against Yugoslav targets. The breakdown came after two days of talks during which NATO commanders had clearly presented what they considered to be unnecessary instructions for the withdrawal of the Yugoslav army and police units from Kosovo and the deployment of NATO paramilitary forces in the province. The Yugoslav delegation firmly opposed what the West had put forward regarding the withdrawal of their forces from the territory of the Kosovo province and the entry of paramilitary forces, something they had previously agreed to. This [was] standing outside a camouflaged hangar where both sides had discus- Continued on page 8

Scandal at the aid fair

At the expense of Kosovars Scandal at the aid fair Local producers: NGOs are to blame The specter of humanitarian aid theft has returned to Albania after eight years. The “Refugee Emergency” fair, organized and sponsored by the Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Trade, UNHCR, OSCE, GTZ, has burst like a soap bubble On page 11

NATO offices in the establishment

NATO offices in Gaz Demi’s premises

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America

On page 2 Fier, children steal NATO maps On page 19 Serbian bombs empty out Kruma On page 7 Gjirokastër, terrifying kidnappings return On page 17

WINNING NUMBERS

E SHOHET Winning number 410135 Reserve number 200614 Reserve number 405841