19/03/1999
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Zëri i Popullit

19 March 1999

WAR WITH THE SERBS IS READY

The Serbian signature is missing; NATO planes are ready to bomb MONSINJORI - NATO aircraft are being prepared for air strikes against Serbia if Belgrade does not sign the peace agreement on Kosovo before the deadline runs out, Western officials warned yesterday. The peace agreement would likely have been signed before 20 March, the deadline set by the contact group. But more time is likely to be needed, diplomatic sources continue; on Saturday the signing of the agreement will also be offered. Javier Solana, in order to act militarily, must have an order from the NATO leadership, which is meeting today, while officials are very likely to decide to launch the bombing campaign if Belgrade does not sign the agreement before Saturday midnight. In the photo: Ve[?]on Surroi, Ibrahim Rugova, Hashim Thaçi and Xhob[e?] Kose[?] after the signing of the peace agreement (REUTERS)

Pay the profit tax

DIARY Pay the profit tax PAGE 5 Every day after 5 March, 0.5% interest more

Transformer, steps on the road to the word[?]

PAGE 5 SHKODER - Since yesterday, the path toward transforming education toward community involvement has begun to become more visible. This was made possible by foreign firms thanks to the spirit of consensus among the main political parties in order to advance the interests of a ...

Heavy snow, roads blocked

PAGE 9 Heavy snow, roads blocked Electricity supply is interrupted

The released are found killed as children

PAGE 10 The released are found killed as children VLORË - This is what happened on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the Pavarësia neighborhood in Vlorë. It is thought that they tried in “Trojë”, which undertook to have this gun and to sh. The exchange of fire has at least been thwarted in Vlorë ... Electricity supply is interrupted

12 contribution[?] housing

PAGE 2 12 contribution[?] housing indefinite imprisonment Eight hours of closed-door trial for the 12 Albanian smugglers accused

Commander of NATO troops in Kosovo, General Wesley Clark

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