Gazetat

KLD takes the “Alimuca” case file into its hands

. After the alarm over a trial by bought judges

56 floppy disks stolen at SHIK

. Bezhani files a complaint with the General Prosecutor’s Office

Two bodies found in a bunker

. A bullet to the back of the head; Cyrillic-letter tattoos on the bodies

MAJKO: LET US

The Hague complaints against Milosheviçin are at hand In the photo: The Apaches and the [unclear: gjati] at Rinas (REUTERS)

Now the Apaches will speak

The training process ends. The order of NATO’s Supreme Command is awaited By Bardhyl Gosnishti TIRANA—The Apaches are ready to undertake combat operations in Kosovo. This fact was announced by the spokesman for the NATO forces deployed at Rinas, Lieutenant Colonel Dornan. According to him, the planned time needed to train the “tank-killer” helicopters is considered to have ended. Dornan announced yesterday at Rinas that only the order from NATO’s Supreme Command in Brussels is awaited. PAGE 16 Pictured: The Apashet ready at Rinas yesterday (REUTERS)

Here's who gets a home from the Greek loan

* The apartment's sale price will be calculated in Albanian lek, based on the value of the investment at the time it was made. * The loan repayment period will be 25 years (this point was stipulated in the bilateral agreement).

MAJKO: WAR DAMAGES MUST BE PAID

The Albanian prime minister meets with Milner, head of investigations into crimes in Kosovo, who explained the work carried out so far in gathering the evidence that will send Milosheviç to The Hague, praising the cooperation of Albanian partners in collecting facts and evidence about what is happening in Kosovo. Before thinking about rebuilding their country, the Serbian generals must think about paying for what the Milosheviç regime is doing now. TIRANA – “The Albanian government has taken the necessary measures to bring the Milosheviç regime before the Court in The Hague. We believe that payment of war damages will also be considered. now.” PAGE 3

Pictured: The Apashet ready at Rinas yesterday (REUTERS)

Pictured: A Kosovar mother holds her child close, a child who escaped the Serbian massacres. On the right, a Serbian paramilitary (Tiger) yesterday in Gjakovë (REUTERS)

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