27/04/1999
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Koha Jonë

27 April 1999

Serbian deputy prime minister against Millosheviç

“Let us tell the people that we are alone and utterly defeated” Drashkoviç: “In 20 days nothing will be left of Serbia” P 5,11

The last bridge over the Danube River linking the two parts of Serbia, destroyed by NATO bombing photo REUTERS

General Klark in Kukës: The war airport is ready

Inspects “Apache” at Rinas and NATO bases in Kukës, where a military airport is being urgently built in a village 4 kilometers from the town NATO Commander-in-Chief, secret visit to the “Northern front” P 4

Minister Koçi in Germany

Today, the Minister of Public Order, Mr. Petro Koçi, leaves for Germany at the invitation of his counterpart, Otto Schilly, Germany’s Minister of the Interior. Prime Minister Pandeli Majko, invited by Chancellor Shreder, also leaves tomorrow.

NATO, after the celebration, the plan: Here is the new Balkans

BILL KLINTON: “We will work to support democracy and development so that the forces that unite their peoples will be stronger than those that divide them, and so that all these nations, including one day a democratic Serbia, can enter the mainstream of Europe” What was decided in Washington about Kosovo and our region? Read on page 9

The Red Cross “decries the Serbian siege.” The president of the CICR meets the three American soldiers being held hostage. The last bridge over the Danube collapses, isolating half of Serbia. page 2

The Yugoslav army plays games with Montenegro. The republic faces the dilemmas of division page 11

Crisis in the Socialist Party: Anti-Majko MPs are collecting signatures to oust the party leadership page 3

From the North to Tirana, you now have to pay only in marks to travel page 21

List of Kosovars looking for one another

P 29-30