06/04/1999
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Koha Jonë

6 April 1999

THE PENTAGON AGAINST KLINTON

The mysteries surrounding the history of the bombings over Serbia are revealed A secret meeting was held in a heavily reinforced bunker room at the Pentagon shortly before the conflict in the former Yugoslavia began. There, the heads of the American armed forces, led by General Henri Shelton, expressed reservations about the hypothesis—now turned into reality—of resolving the Kosovo issue by massively bombing Serbia. The Pentagon: “If it is better to send military contingents, it is better to send massive forces” IN 1990 THE CIA REJECTED THE PLOT TO OVERTHROW MILLOSHEVIÇ

Comments

The lamb’s turn By Enzo Biagi P. 20

Kosovo

Hostage or not, drugged or sober, Rugova confirms: “Yes, I was in Belgrade” P. 2

Testimonies of Genocide:

“I hugged the dead boys and left them unburied in the middle of the mud” P. 5

Feature

Kukës, Albania’s most expensive city 100 Kosovar women are waiting to give birth in Vlora P. 6–9

Politics

The opposition recognizes the government formed by Thaçi The American “APACHE” helicopters stationed in Albania can attack Serbian heavy artillery and military and police forces P. 12–13