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NATO and Kosovo
BY BLENDI FEVZIU
Italy's Olli has been under constant pressure and in the spotlight in recent days over the rights criteria that the Albanian government and other diplomats had expressed in public. 14 Albanians were arrested; they were called the so-called "collaborator of the dr. who had stamped the emblems of 14 September. In their premises they served not only coordination, but also the distribution of their payment to NATO through equipment. According to the first data, they had been paid for, supported by at least around 700 thousand lire for their alarm, paid mainly through banks or through the p[?]r[?]anti Kristishti, which cost 35 thousand soldiers and po- liste where they were taken with a poli. Not many soldiers and police officers have taken it once again in the best condition. At least two were caught with weapons, where it has gone to Asfiyre- before, here Mbi it has gone to Asfiyre- before. At least two were caught with weapons, where it has gone to Asfiyre- before. The greatest adi- tive of the operation by the journalist for the involvement in the organization of the Albanian chief of NATO, on the part of the suspects that the "suspected NATO group" has included the persistence of suspecting that this has their n[?]q[?]et. 5 their involvement was not in the bad measures. 5 their involvement begins on 5 June when a message is sent; with the arrest there is circulation in a- fryte and the exaggerated measures are being slaughtered in q- a[?]kye do they slaughter?
Agreement with NATO? Information and positions of officials are the most sensitive issue in this light concerning the Albanian "group" with which the suspects are circulating. If such a document has been found on one of these persons, that does not mean that they worked for NATO, but only that they received it and were using it," officials state in defense of a position. It is written that always this idea and still the government is able to make the arrangement of suspicion; it suspected officials and the administration of linking it to the cases. The group then includes the Kosovo preposition where it had been used as. If the Italian media call him "NATO's collaborator" and the Albanian public is impatiently waiting to calmly uncover some kind of explanation for this issue, since Monday evening at least three government officials have agreed on the same phrase: "they are sending a bad message for op[?]o are being slaughtered in a[?]ye do they slaughter?"
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