Milosevic Offered Asylum in China Says Opposition Leader
Hamburg reports quote Zoran Djindjic saying Milosevic may flee to China if ousted to avoid Hague prosecution. Bild am Sonntag cites Djindjic and notes US$5 million bounty for Milosevic and others indicted by the tribunal. Djindjic also urges unity among opponents and backs Avramovic to lead reform.
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Russians Fly Into Kosovo to Reopen Pristina Airport
An advance contingent of Russian troops landed at Pristina airport to help reopen the facility and join NATO peacekeepers amid rising ethnic unrest. A French transport followed with equipment as Britain and Russia coordinate on securing Kosovo.
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