Milosevic seeks unity with opposition amid Kosovo crisis
President Milosevic invites parliamentary parties to join rebuilding talks as protests demand his resignation. U N rights chief Mary Robinson visited Kosovo amid reports of mass graves near Prizren. The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal cites efforts to erase wartime evidence.
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International plan for Kosovo postwar rule and policing
At a United Nations led meeting, Kofi Annan and 18 nations agreed to revamp Kosovo’s civil and judicial systems and form an interim police force. Britain pledged 1 million dollars for a trust fund and the US outlined up to 1.3 billion in aid while planning 450 civilian police officers. A donors conference is planned for July 27 in Brussels to support Kosovo’s transition.
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Air Force defends B-2 performance over Yugoslavia
Air Force officials told a House panel the B-2 stealth bomber performed well over Yugoslavia hitting all targets amid bad weather. Brig. Gen. Leroy Barnidge said the fleet showed durability and reliability, despite GAO concerns about materials and maintenance times during the NATO air campaign.
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