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Nato's military intervention in Kosovo was and remains contradictory. The Alliance repeatedly claimed that it was not fighting on behalf of the Albanians, despite the fact that the only beneficiaries of the 1999 operation were the Albanians. Nato loudly condemned Albanian terrorism but somehow managed to bomb only Yugoslav military targets. The war was also supposed to protect the multi-ethnic character of Kosovo, but Nato was ultimately unable to prevent the exodus of hundreds of thousands of ethnic Serbs and Roma from the province. The ethnic Albanians of the province were initially unperturbed by such contradictions.

The deployed forces have about 96 tanks, and the garrison forces have around 30 tanks in garrison. These forces have been building up for several weeks. pilots are flying AC-130 "Spectre" gunships over Kosovo in an effort to hasten the destruction of Yugoslav troops, tanks and artillery concentrations. ..

THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS On the 72nd day of NATO's air war against Yugoslavia, President Slobodan Milosevic accepted an international peace plan to end the Kosovo conflict and allow nearly 1 million ethnic Albanian refugees to return to what is left of their homes. NATO BOMBING On March 24th, NATO forces opened an assault on Serbia. President Clinton denounced the Yugoslav President, Slobodan Milosevic, for feeding the "flames of ethnic and religious division" in Kosovo and endangering neighboring countries. , Turns Back Home in Midair Senate Votes to Support Air Strikes Against Yugoslavia Text of NATO Chief's Statement on Airstrikes Against Yugoslavia Copyright 2002 The New York Times Company Children's Privacy Notice . .

Links June 2, 2000 No War Crimes Prosecution Over NATO Kosovo Bombing UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Chief U. war crimes tribunal prosecutor Carla Del Ponte told the Security Council on Friday there was no basis for opening an investigation into allegations of crimes by NATO during its bombing of Yugoslavia last year. She was referring to an 11-week NATO bombing campaign aimed at halting Yugoslav repression of the Albanian inhabitants of the Serb province of Kosovo. The bombing, which ended last June, was followed by the U. -endorsed entry into Kosovo of a NATO force and a U.

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