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Yugoslav soldiers cross into Croatia
ZAGREB, Croatia (CNN) -- The Yugoslav Army has crossed into a United Nations-
controlled zone in Croatia from the Yugoslav republic of Montenegro, the Croatian Defense
Ministry said Tuesday.
The ministry could not say how many soldiers had crossed the border.
The Yugoslav federal government has criticized the government of Montenegro for keeping
open its border crossing with Croatia.
The area is on the Prevlaka Peninsula south of Dubrovnik, Croatia. A U.N. mission on the
peninsula -- a sliver of land along the Adriatic at the southernmost tip of Croatia bordering
both Bosnia and Montenegro -- has 28 military observers. It was opened in January 1996.
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• 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
Relief:
• Kosovar doctor helps refugees one at a time
• Mercy International USA
• Donations for Kosovo Refugees
• International Rescue Committee
• Unicef USA
• Doctors Without Borders
• World Vision
• CARE: The Kosovo Crisis
• InterAction
• International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
• International Committee of the Red Cross
• Disaster Relief from DisasterRelief.org
• Catholic Relief Services
• Kosovo Relief
• ReliefWeb: Home page
Media:
• Independent Yugoslav radio stations B92
• Institute for War and Peace Reporting
• United States Information Agency - Kosovo Crisis
Other:
• Prayers for peace
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