Russian peacekeeping troops moved through Yugoslavia on Friday toward Kosovo
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SKOPJE, Macedonia (CNN) -- NATO peacekeepers got orders to enter Kosovo on Friday, moving in behind a Yugoslav army pullout in the wake of the alliance's suspension of air raids.

Helicopters carrying British airborne troops and some U.S. forces were poised to begin moving toward Kosovo about 4 p.m. (1400 GMT, 10 a.m. EDT).

Their orders came after a small contingent of Russian troops crossed from Bosnia into Yugoslavia on Friday, awaiting an agreement with NATO to enter Kosovo, the Serbian province the Yugoslav army is leaving after a 79-day NATO bombing campaign.

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