After 55 years, Albanians in the West Americans, Britons, Germans, French and Italians enter Pristina

BRITISH GENERAL JACKSON ARRIVES IN PRISTINA IN THE EVENING Why the British KFOR units have moved in. In Kosovo, NATO combat troops are being increased if they do not run into an agreement with the Kremlin. The road and work with Borodin and the others, the French, Germans and Italians are passing without problems. (PAGES 3-4) British soldiers taking positions in the capital of Kosovo, Pristina (REUTERS)

Smugglers and police officers in handcuffs Komandosy arrives with “ESAF 2” in Tirana Komandosy arrives with “ESAF 2” IMF and Albania sign “ESAF 2” on Monday in Washington

Support for NATO soldiers, the KLA and the Albanian army TIRANA—“The Freylinghuen Smith, the general to whom the staff gave the order that he, accompanied by the whole line with force, would change their departure as soldiers of the second in all, is finished. The history of the first initiative began to fall into place in Albanian schools.” TIRANA—“The Freylinghuen Smith, the general to whom the staff gave the order that he, accompanied by the whole line with force, would change their departure as soldiers of the second in all, is finished. The history of the first initiative began to fall into place in Albanian schools. For he felt that the destruction of the Albanians should not be reached...”. Majko, it seems, in Frys-KA?, allows them to fight for “NATO”, which ordered them to fight and protect the mission of the military and generals of “NATO”

Thousands of troops and 100 “Leopard 2” tanks

“ABC” Yesterday for Kosovo, after this military action, “as explained in the instant Lantim i Moises ‘sabin’, the trials by NATO are evidence of victory, without which it would pull back with a show of force! The offensive and the squad that one without no would withdraw the soldiers. However, a victory like this must be recognized as a crisis with two shocks in which the shock would ensue. Since there will still be interest and the comrade would be handled, while for us the forces of Oososv are designated, who still have not won. Of the withdrawal of KFOR, and however much there will be honor that will take care of a good destruction. In other words, a new crisis, stronger than before. From here other consequences may also arise. Moser is not opposed. Soon he himself states that, as events are unfolding, there are two solutions: one is Russian-American and another incoherent one, each with the file of confrontation with Russia. “The only fatigue within their powers,” have said those inspired by NATO, but also General Wesley Clark himself, whose spokesman says that Kosovo is “a trity,” but still divided in time, still from withdrawal. The Kremlin cannot cope in time with its amount in Kosovo, from politics and from payments, for KFOROVE. (Continues on p. 11)