The end of the NATO air war and the arrival of U.N. peacekeepers in Kosovo has not meant the end ot the Kosovo Liberation Army's efforts to impose its will on the Serbian border province.
August 08, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
On a sun-drenched afternoon surrounded by thousands of supporters, former guerrilla commander Hashim Thaci promised Kosovo’s ethnic Albanians that one day their will would decide the future of their homeland.
For now, though, Thaci’s Kosovo Liberation Army is trying to impose its will on the Serbian province and grab as much power as it can in the postwar disorder.
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