11/06/1999
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11 June 1999

MASSACRE ON THE HIGHWAY: THREE PEOPLE KILLED

SETTLING OF SCORES On page 19

Serbs deceive; peace in doubt

They bombed Has again Serbs deceive; peace in doubt They do not want to relinquish the borders and customs posts On pages 5, 6

Italy is sending us 8,700 criminals

POLICE STATIONS FILL THEIR ARCHIVES Italy is sending us 8,700 criminals Albanian killers are being repatriated On page 9

THE HAGUE DECIDES NOT TO GIVE UP

Herald Tribune At the beginning of the Kosovo war, the rounding up of civilians as if they were goods and their deportation by rail would have been, for the world, one of those kinds of crimes that many had thought would never be repeated. Throughout Kosovo, according to information from intelligence officials and Kosovars forced to flee their homes, Serbian troops are burning the bodies of victims in an effort to destroy clear evidence of the massacres they have committed. Halit Elizi, 43, a farmer forced to leave his home, told reporters from the newspaper “Newsday” that he saw Serbian troops burn 30 to 50 bodies, which he believed were those of elderly villagers who had refused or could not Continued on page 8

He shuddered: Ah! My lovers

He shuddered: Ah! My lovers “ We would arrange to meet in the street, at tram stations, or near cinema buildings, and from there we would go to the park, a hotel, or the homes of the girls we loved. Kadare did the same thing too, because he was also very charming with girls!” On page 4

What will Kosovo of the future be like?

After the resolution Mentor Nazarko The amendments made to the UN Security Council resolution on Kosovo do not alter the legal status that follows from it; therefore, it would be appropriate for those interested to analyze its evolution and the stages it will pass through. The analysis can be based on the text of the resolution, but also on the text of the annexes, and even on the Rambouillet agreements. The draft resolution refers to that agreement twice, in paragraph 11, points a and f, and, according to the interpretive rules of international law, this gives it the same legal value as the main text of the resolution. In this sense, all those comparative analyses between the text of the resolution and the Rambouillet agreement are mistaken. Indeed, it can be said that Continued on page 8

OSCE attacked: 2 dead

Tropojë OSCE attacked: 2 dead Everts: Government must urgently identify those responsible On page 7