Issue 6-Special - April 17, 1999

The train had four cars. The third car was hit directly, being destroyed on impact, while the fire engulfed and completely destroyed the second car. It is beyond doubt that the train was only carrying civilians and that it was a regularly scheduled passenger train on international railway tracks. Judging by the remains, the train could in no way be perceived as a military target or as military transport

Somewhere around 1 p.m., on Wednesday, April 14, the sound of a siren signaled the end of the bombing alert with a loud, one minute long monotone, while a crowd of people who came to pay their respects to the family of Slavko Curuvija were still lingering in front of the Chapel on Belgrade's New Cemetery. Our journalist colleague did not leave to see the end of all danger. Unidentified individuals who are being sough, killed him on April 11 in front of his apartment in the center of Belgrade

The West is anxiously trying to eliminate Ibrahim Rugova from the political scene in order to prevent the return of negotiating process