UNMIK
Press Briefing Notes 18 January 2006
http://www.unmikonline.org/dpi/transcripts.nsf/0/1FD96A06A7568257C12570FB002B120C/$FILE/tr180106.pdf
AP: "Punishing" the U.N., for "parking itself
illegally in Kosovo"
http://www.balkanpeace.org/hed/archive/jan06/hed7316.shtml
http://www.balkanpeace.org/hed/archive/jan06/hed7316.shtml
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Kosovo report
January 20, 2006
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Focus (Bulgaria)
NATO In Secret Deal To
Protect NLA/KLA Killers
Skopje.
Macedonian Prime Minister Vlado Buckovski refuted the information that there is
a secret agreement between the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) leader Ali
Ahmeti, NATO and former Macedonian government functionaries in connection to The
Hague Tribunal cases about the 2001 conflict in Macedonia, Macedonian Agency
Makfax informs.
The issue in question is about four cases connected to war crimes committed in Macedonia during the 2001 conflict.
As early as last year the Tribunal announced that it will not look into these cases and will return them to Macedonia.
A few months later they are still not returned to Macedonia and during the last few weeks there has appeared information that there is a secret agreement from 2001 between Ali Ahmeti, NATO and the then Macedonian government no actions to be taken on these cases.
One of these cases, the case of the missing Macedonians, is connected to the management of the former paramilitary formation National Liberation Army which was led by Ali Ahmeti, the agency notes
The issue in question is about four cases connected to war crimes committed in Macedonia during the 2001 conflict.
As early as last year the Tribunal announced that it will not look into these cases and will return them to Macedonia.
A few months later they are still not returned to Macedonia and during the last few weeks there has appeared information that there is a secret agreement from 2001 between Ali Ahmeti, NATO and the then Macedonian government no actions to be taken on these cases.
One of these cases, the case of the missing Macedonians, is connected to the management of the former paramilitary formation National Liberation Army which was led by Ali Ahmeti, the agency notes

