Bomb that could hole the allies

Article Abstract:

The accidental bombing by Nato of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, could prove a turning point in Nato's efforts to put an end to Serb ethnic cleansing of Albanians in Kosovo, Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia President Slobodan Milosevic is strongly aware of Nato's vulnerability, and this is why he is now seeking a negotiated settlement of the conflict. China has now taken a leading role in determining the future of Nato's actions, indicating that Nato must abandon its bombing campaign before the United Nations Security Council can discuss a plan to end the war.

Intnl Political Relations, China, Crimes against, Chinese foreign relations, Milosevic, Slobodan, Embassy buildings, Embassies

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How land assault could be made

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It could take at least four weeks for Nato to accumulate the necessary troop resources to launch a ground-based attack against the Serbs in Kosovo, Yugoslavia. It would be very difficult to transport all the equipment required for such an attack to the region, and further problems have been created by Macedonia's refusal to allow its territory to be used as a base for an invasion. Furthermore, Kosovo's borders with Macedonia and Albania both favour the defender.

Civil Conflict, North Atlantic Treaty Org, International aspects, Armed forces, National liberation movements, Civil war, Kosovo, Military assistance, Yugoslavian foreign relations, Albanians, Albanians in Yugoslavia

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The US prepares for a mission into the unknown

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The US is deploying a wide range of equipment as it prepares its military response to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon. The most significant elements of the operation, including some of the elite forces, remain secret.

Military Preparedness, Analysis, Military readiness, Deployment (Strategy), Deployment (Military science)

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