17.11.2007 by CrniLabudovi.

Chronology of KLA’s Terrorism and Aggression
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1996

April 22: Blagoje Okulic, a Serb refugee from Croatia, was sitting with a friend in a cafe when a masked member of the KLA opened fire on the customers with an automatic weapon. Okulic and two other guest latter died in hospital. He was the first victim of the KLA. Armand Daci (20), an ethnic Albanian student in dentistry school, was shot and killed by a sniper fire.

June 16: In an attack against a police patrol near Podujevo police officer Goran Mitrovic was heavily wounded.

June 17: Around 11:55 PM a police patrol in the village of Sipolje near Kosovska Mitrovica was attacked, resulting in the killing of Predrag Djordjevic (2 from Krusevac, and the wounding of Zoran Vukocic (30) from Nis. Police officer Predrag Djordjevic left his wife and child. The same day a bomb was hurled at the police station in Luzani, and the police officers on duty in the station were fired on by automatic weapons. No one was injured.

July 11: One hour after midnight in the center of Podujevo terrorists carried out an armed attack against police officers, resulting in a heavy wounding of police officer Sredoje Radojevic.

August 2: Armed attack on three police stations in Pristina, Podujevo and the village of Krpimej around 10 PM

August 28: Three bombs were hurled in the village of Celopek (border of the towns Pec-Klina-Decani), around 3 AM. No one was injured. In the village of Donje Ljupce police inspector Ejup Bajgora (44), an ethnic Albanian who worked at the Pristina Precinct, was shot and killed.

August 31: In the night hours two bombs were hurled into the courtyard of the Yugoslav Army’s barracks in Vucitrn. In the village of Rudnik, Srbica municipality an armed attack was carried out on the police station. In Podujevo, police officers at the juncture of the road Pristina-Podujevo-Kursumlija were fired on. No one was hit. The police station in Glogovac was fired on with automatic weapons.

October 25: Two police officers were killed by automatic weapons near the village of Surkis in the Podujevo municipality Milos Nikolic (34), a police inspector of the Pristina Precinct, and Dragan Rakic from the village of Velika Reka, who was a police officer in the reserves and a manager of a company in Podujevo. KLA terrorist killed police officer Milos Nikolic in the front of his house.

November 16: In the village of Rznic, Decani municipality, around 10:30 PM a terrorist attack was carried out on the police station. No one was killed.

December 26: Faik Belopolja, an ethnic Albanian from Podujevo who was a forest worker in the Serbia Forest Service - “Srbija Sume”, was shot and killed.

1997

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17.11.2007 by CrniLabudovi.

Trotz Neutralität und UN-Embargo: Waffen aus Österreich für Kroatien-Krieg geliefert
830 Gewehre geliefert: NEWS enthüllt illegalen Deal
Millionenschwere Zahlungen über heimische Banken

Das Nachrichtenmagazin NEWS veröffentlicht in seiner aktuellen Ausgabe umfangreiche Dokumente, die österreichische Waffenlieferungen in das damals kriegsführende Kroatien trotz Neutralität und UNO-Embargo umfassend dokumentieren.

Die Rechnungen, Belege und Lieferscheine beziehen sich auf die Waffentransporte mit den Codenamen “Hans 6″, “Hans 8″, “Hans 9″ und Hans 10″, die von Fahrern des kroatischen Verteidigungsministeriums von Österreich über den Loiblpass und Slowenien nach Kroatien durchgeführt wurden. Insgesamt wurden bei diesen vier Lieferungen 230 Stück Steyr SSG 69, 400 Stück Jagdgewehre der Marke “Tirol”, 68.840 Schuss Munition und Laseroptik geliefert.

Die Gesamtkosten für das kroatische Verteidigungsministerium beliefen sich auf exakt 2.246.500 D-Mark. Aus den Dokumenten geht auch die nachfolgende Verteilung der Präzisionswaffen an Brigaden der kroatischen Armee - bis hin zur berühmt-berüchtigten “Tiger-Brigade” hervor. Der Verlauf der Waffen lässt sich somit bis in die Einsatzgebiete nachvollziehen.

Zudem veröffentlicht NEWS Rechnungen, Überweisungen und Kontoauszüge von Scheinfirmen mit Sitz in Österreich, die für die Abwicklung der Waffengeschäfte zuständig waren. Über eine “Hemerson International Trading Company” mit Sitz in Graz und Konto 0188-03221/00 der Creditanstalt-Bankverein, Filliale Graz-Griesplatz, wurde beispielsweise der 3.240.000 US-Dollar teure Kauf russischer Militärhubschrauber der Marke “MI-8″ abgewickelt.

Die gesamte Story lesen Sie im aktuellen NEWS 46/07!
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17.11.2007 by admin.

Four injured in Novi Pazar clashes

16 November 2007 | 13:32 -> 16:06 | Source: B92

NOVI PAZAR — Two rival groups of Serbian Muslims have clashed outside the Altum-alem mosque in Novi Pazar. Police officers in front of the Altum-alem mosque (Beta) One person received gunshot wounds during the troubles, while two policemen and another civilian were hurt from stones hurled. Police General Mladen Kuribak told Tanjug that four people had received minor injuries during the clashes that took place at around midday today. “Two police officers and one citizen were struck by stones and bricks, while one civilian was shot,” said Kuribak. According to him, the situation in Novi Pazar had been brought under control. The police’s arrival averted an escalation of the violence in front of the mosque, said the police officer, adding that prayers were over and that citizens had dispersed, though the police had remained in front of the mosque. An investigation is under way into what started the incident, said Kuribak. Current reis Adem Zilkić’s supporters who have been praying outside the mosque since November 6, today tried to enter the building, and were stopped by a group loyal to former reis Muamer Zukorlić, who were already inside. The police intervened and are currently blocking access to the building. The feud over the mosque has been going on for 10 days, ever since the Islamic Community led by Zukorlić undertook renovations to the building, a move slammed by Adem Zilkić’s supporters. Islamic Community President in Novi Pazar Sead Šaćirović said that “the police were standing at the front door, a gunshot was heard and Eko Biševac, who was standing in the mosque’s courtyard, fell to the ground.” “When a group of people led by Hasib Suljević, an imam loyal to Zilkić, tried to enter the courtyard of the mosque guarded by supporters of the Serbian Islamic Community led by Zukorlić, they started hurling stones at us and injured Biševac,” said Šaćirović. “I stress that absolutely no-one from our side fired any shots,” he added. According to unofficial reports, Biševac was hit in the collar bone and is currently in the Surgical Department at Novi Pazar Health Center. A police inspector, Jasmin Duštinac, was also injured when struck in the head by, it is thought, a stone. Duštinac was standing at the mosque’s front door. Šaćirović added that one other person had been injured who had been standing in the courtyard at the time, although he did not know whether by a bullet or a stone. In a statement, the Serbian Islamic Community said that it condemned the attack on worshipers who had been praying in the mosque’s courtyard. Worshipers had tried to enter the mosque to make way for passing traffic, according to the statement, adding that prayers had been led by Suljević. “That’s when they were attacked by supporters of Zukorlić, who threw stones and fired shots into the crowd, and in so doing, injured several people, including members of the police,” the statement claimed.

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Albanian secret service demands money for agents in Macedonia

Tirana /15/11/ 11:46

Albanian state intelligence service SHISH demanded over 4 million euro extra funds to expand its activities in the region, including Macedonia.

Gazeta Shqiptare newspaper says the vast majority of additional agents will be sent to Kosovo, and the rest will be sent to “Albanian regions in Macedonia and Montenegro”.

SHISH chief Bahri Shaqiri told the Albanian Parliament’s National Security Committee that additional funds should be allocated to state intelligence service to expand its activities in 2008 and to recruit new agents outside the country.

The newspaper, citing sources who attended the session, says extra funds and new recruits will help the country stand ready for the eventualities that may arise from the tense situation in the Balkan.

A portion of funds will be used to strengthen the network of collaborators within the country and to step up the fight against terrorism, corruption and organized crime. Following the visit to Tirana by the US President George Bush, the government called on SHISH to downsize agents, the newspaper said, adding that 129 agents were laid off meanwhile. /end/

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