I shall call her Nartila. I recognized her only from her eyes, hunted, frightened and wide with shock when she saw me in the little shop-smashed street

Article Abstract:

The Nato bombing of Kosovo, Yugoslavia, caused great fear among both Serbs and ethic Albanians, according to Nartila, formerly the Albanian interpreter for the Independent newspaper. She recalls how the Albanians in Pristina, Kosovo, were made to flee from their homes, and emphasizes the great sufferings they experienced as they walked very long distances to find shelter. She feels that the fact that she survived these experiences is attributable to her strong desire to protect her younger brothers.

Crimes against, Albanians, Albanians in Yugoslavia

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'Once you kill people because you don't like what they say, you change the rules of war.'

Article Abstract:

A Nato cruise missile attack on Radio Televizija Srbija, the television station in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, has resulted in at least 11 deaths among employees there. UK Secretary of State for International Development Clare Short has stated that the television station was a legitimate target. The Serbs had been prepared for such an attack, and Serb television was back on the air within a few hours, with programmes being beamed from hidden transmitters.

Comment:

Eleven people killed when NATO bombed this television station.

International politics, National Security, Military Assistance, Officials and employees, Military policy, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Foreign military assistance, Bombing, Aerial, Aerial bombing, Radio Televizija Srbija

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