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March 29, 1999
Web posted at: 10:58 p.m. EST (0358 GMT)
DALLAS (CNN) -- For Kosovo natives living in the United States, it has become increasingly difficult to get news about family and friends back home in the besieged Serbian province.
Phone service to Kosovo is sporadic. Western journalists are no longer able to report from the war-torn territory.
That leaves expatriates like Uranik Begu, a college student in Dallas, scurrying to find ways to maintain contact with Kosovo.
Begu spends hours at his computer, listening to news broadcasts about the fighting in Kosovo, scanning the messages in an Albanian chatroom, searching the Internet for anyone who may have news of the fate of his family and friends as violence engulfs the province.
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RELATED SITES:
Yugoslavia:
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia official site
Kesovo and Metohija facts
Serbia Ministry of Information
Serbia Now! News
Kosovo:
Kosova Crisis Center
Kosova Liberation Peace Movement
Kosovo - from Albanian.com
Military:
NATO official site
BosniaLINK - U.S. Dept. of Defense
U.S. Navy images from Operation Allied Force
U.K. Ministry of Defence - Kosovo news
U.K. Royal Air Force - Kosovo news
Jane's Defence - Kosovo Crisis
Media:
Independent Yugoslav radio stations B92
Institute for War and Peace Reporting
United States Information Agency - Kosovo Crisis
Other:
1997 view of Kosovo from space - Eurimage
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