World leaders pledge Kosovo peace and rebuild plan
At a Cologne summit, Clinton and other leaders pledged to back postwar Kosovo reconstruction and said they would meet again in the Balkans to review plans. The communique softened a ban on aid to Yugoslavia while Milosevic remains in power, as Blair urged caution and Russia’s role was reaffirmed.
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Ethnic Albanians loot homes as Serbs flee Kosovo village
In Grace Kosovo nine miles northwest of Pristina ethnic Albanians looted and burned Serb houses after Serbs fled Saturday. French NATO troops earlier restricted Albanian access, then left as Albanians ransacked the village, sparing Babin Most while authorities later intervened to confiscate a Serb tractor and weapons.
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Milosevic shaken opens door for hard-liner Seselj
AP report notes Vojislav Seselj, 45, Serbia’s acting deputy prime minister and Kosovo war veteran, moving to challenge Slobodan Milosevic. Seselj, founder of the Serbian Radical Party, vows rapid elections and tougher actions, warning of upheaval as Yugoslavia faces Western pressure, Kosovo loss, and calls for a “greater Serbia.”
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