NATO is going to give Yugoslav despot Slobodan Milosevic a little show of military fireworks to convince him to change his murderous ways. NATO approved today simulated air attacks aimed at getting Milosevic to declare a cease-fire in Kosovo, withdraw his slaughter forces and end the repression of the province's ethnic Albanians, and open serious negotiations with the opposition. Milosevic's ruling Socialists warned they would not tolerate any NATO actions. By some accounts, the exercises could happen in the next few days, or next week.
Kosovo Warning
NATO is going to give Yugoslav despot Slobodan Milosevic a little show of military fireworks to convince him to change his murderous ways. NATO approved today simulated air attacks aimed at getting Milosevic to declare a cease-fire in Kosovo, withdraw his slaughter forces and end the repression of the province's ethnic Albanians, and open serious negotiations with the opposition. Milosevic's ruling Socialists warned they would not tolerate any NATO actions. By some accounts, the exercises could happen in the next few days, or next week.
