20 February 1995 If they could, Sali Berisha and Dzohar Dudayev would send Slobodan Milosevic a telegram of support and a warning not to bite the latest carrot being offered by the West. If the Serbian president accepts the offer the hopes of creating a Greater Albania and independent Checnya will be dashed in the long term. And vice versa: […]

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