It is easy to predict the course of events if NATO keeps its promise given in Brussels to intervene in Kosovo The NATO council, its foreign ministers, and the organization’s headquarters made a number of prompt decisions on the Kosovo crisis since May 11. The initial idea of reinforcing the Albanian and Macedonian borders with Yugoslavia has become a project […]
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