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 During the last twelve days, the Albanian terrorists have abducted at least 140 Serbs and Montenegrins in Kosovo and Metohija, and, in three days, burglar gangs have broken into more than three hundred apartments in Pristina alone
MORE The massacred bodies of six Serbs from Obilic were found in Mazgit village as they had been kidnapped by the Albanian terrorists, a few days ago
MORE KFOR liberated fifty persons, mostly Serbs, whom the members of so called KLA had kept and beaten in prison in Prizren
MORE President of the Government of Serbia Mirko Marjanovic announced today the beginning of the works on the reconstruction of all destroyed objects in Surdulica that had been bombed thirty times during the NATO aggression on FR Yugoslavia.
MORE Serbs and Montenegrins return home in Kosovo and Metohija in organized groups
MORE Nebojsa Vujovic draws the attention of the commander of the UN peace force in Kosovo and Metohija (KFOR), General Michael Jackson, to this state of affairs that hampers the implementation of the UN Security Council's relevant resolution and jeopardises the peace accord
MORE Italian Chief of Diplomacy Lamberto Dini stated that Italy will engage itself in the reconstruction of the entire FR Yugoslavia, despite the disapproval of the USA with the Italian stands
MORE Where did the West "lose" the Albanian refugees - The refugee camps in Kuks, in the north of Albania, that were allegedly inhabited (during the heyday of media lies) by 150.000 refugees are now empty, while some fifty thousand Albanian refugees have returned into Kosovo and Metohija so far
MORE Members of the Yugoslav national basketball team, which is now at the European championship in France, will support construction of the sports hall in Cuprija that the NATO Alliance aircraft bombed on April 8, 1999, said Zivadin Jovanovic
MORE Two British KFOR troops were killed in Kosovo and Metohija when cluster bombs dropped by NATO in aggression on Yugoslavia exploded
MORE Terrorists killed three Serbs in the village of Belo Polje near Pec and kidnapped fourteen people in the last two days
MORE British and French troops stood and watched as Albanians pillaged and burned a Serb village of Grece, near Pristina, The Independent daily reports
MORE United Nations High Commiserate for Refugees (UNHCR) reported on Sunday that more than 50000 Serbs fled Kosovo and Metohija
MORE After the withdrawal of the units of Yugoslav army and police, the UN peacekeeping forces assume full responsibility for all developments and security of the inhabitants of Kosovo and Metohija
MORE The agreement on the demilitarization of the terrorist KLA, signed in Pristina during the night, comes immediately into force
MORE In Serbia begun the organized return of the temporarily displaced persons from Kosovo and Metohija who left their homes in the previous period, fleeing in front of the unbridled terrorist gangs
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Kosovo and Metohia:Facts about Kosovo and Metohia MORE Kosovo and Metohia: Terrorism in Kosovo and Metohia MORE 
Bulgarian Media on Disarming of Terrorists from Kosovo and Metohija MORECroats from Janjevo Afraid of Terrorists MORE The Slav Republic: Who Wishes Ethnically Clean Albanian Kosovo and Metohija? MORE The Washington Post: USA responsible of killing innocent people MORE "Los Angeles Times": KLA terrorists have to be disarmed MORE THE ECONOMIST: NATO war in Yugoslavia costing Balkans dearly DEARLY MORE Serbs have no Confidence in KFOR MORE Pravoslavlje Pres: Tragic suffering of Orthodox people and clergymen and extensive damaging of holly places MORE "Huventud rebelde": That what is happening in Yugoslavia is a "trial exercise" MORE "Duma": NATO bombs - political catastrophe of social-democracy MORE "Washington Post" - Disarmament of terrorists MORE "Boston Globe": The peacekeeping plan for Kosmet exclusively in hands of UN MORE "Die Welt": Who protects Serbs in Kosovo? MORE Eric Laurent: Kosovo war, secret file MORE Sofia: Albanian terrorists a great problem to KFOR troops MORE Lieutenant-general Spasoje Smiljanic: A successful resistance to the strongest power in history MORE Spanish pilots: NATO ordered the bombardment of civilian aims MORE "Telemadrid" about the victims of NATO aggression MORE "El Mundo": needless devastation of a sovereign state MORE NATO on Decisive Test MORE The world breaths more easily MORE "Workers World": Don't believe in illusions MORE Who NATO Killed MORE War crimes law applies to U.S. too MORE Washington tries to retailor the peace document MORE "KLA" the greatest obstacle to peace MORE "Do not kill Naum Djordjevic …" MORE After the brutal aggression on Yugoslavia: Who's next? MORE New York Times: Albanian terrorist - the biggest burden for NATO and the peace plan MORE |
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