Issue 355 - July 25, 1998

The battle of Orahovac was prepared thoroughly and carefully. Although both sides used light artillery, the sniper was the most common weapon. The population, on the other hand, spent days in the town's basements without food and water, awaiting the outcome of the battle.

The various bizarre things people do to get a little attention overshadow the first real war you can follow live on the Internet.

To a large extent the war in Kosovo is being fought over supply lines, over their opening and maintaining of the flow of arms, of military equipment, and strategic goods. From the influx of different armaments it is possible to reach certain conclusions on the way the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) is financed and supplied

What are they hiding behind the “cultural reform” that JUL loudly announced? Who are the cultural workers engaged in this movement, party, company?

Bulatovic is on his way out, but no deadline has been set yet. Synchronizing the Constitutions in the direction of shifting power to the Assemblies

With an Act that signs off the biggest manufacturer of medical drugs, the state has freed itself from the obligation of offering free healthcare to citizens. It transferred all the weight on Milan Panic who is demanding that he be paid back his credit, that his debt be acknowledged and that his medical drugs be paid for.