Kosovo ground verification mission faces recruitment hurdles
In Pristina and beyond, 54 seasoned observers expect 2,000 unarmed ground verifiers to join the Kosovo deal. Uncertain recruitment pace, housing, and pay raise questions as winter nears, risking slow deployment despite Holbrooke and Milosevic agreement backing OSCE oversight and refugee protection.
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Envoy condemns Yugoslav media clampdown.
An OSCE envoy Bronislaw Geremek denounced Yugoslav authorities for closing three independent newspapers and two radio stations critical of the regime. He questioned the undemocratic move after authorities banned unpatriotic reports on NATO threats. the incident drew U S and international media protest.
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