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Serbian parliament accepts peace plan
Decision now rests with Milosevic
June 3, 1999
Web posted at: 7:14 a.m. EDT (1114 GMT)
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (CNN) -- Serbia's parliament on Thursday
accepted the European plan to end the air war in Yugoslavia,
raising hopes that Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic will
soon follow suit.
The lawmakers' vote comes after 72 days of bombardment by NATO air forces aimed at forcing Milosevic to accept a peace plan for the Serbian province of Kosovo. The plan includes an
international security presence to ensure the safe return of
hundreds of thousands of ethnic Albanian refugees and a troop
withdrawal in Kosovo, where NATO says the Yugoslav army has
carried out a campaign of repression against civilians.
Full story to come.
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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
Resettlement Agencies Helping Kosovars in U.S.:
• Church World Service
• Episcopal Migration Ministries
• Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society
• Iowa Department of Human Services
• International Rescue Committee
• Immigration and Refugee Services of America
• Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service
• United States Catholic Conference
Relief:
• World Relief
• Doctors without borders
• U.S. Agency for International Development (Kosovo aid)
• Doctors of the World
• InterAction
• International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
• International Committee of the Red Cross
• Kosovo Humanitarian Disaster Forces Hundreds of Thousands from their Homes
• Catholic Relief Services
• Kosovo Relief
• ReliefWeb: Home page
• The Jewish Agency for Israel
• Mercy International
• UNHCR
Media:
• Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
• Independent Yugoslav radio stations B92
• Institute for War and Peace Reporting
• United States Information Agency - Kosovo Crisis
Other:
• Expanded list of related sites on Kosovo
• 1997 view of Kosovo from space - Eurimage
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