Nachdem die NATO vor wenigen Tagen, die Fakten über die Albanische Bin Laden Verbindung mit Yassin Kadi veröffentlichte (Hier und auch bei www.globalresearch.ca seit Jahren bekannt), distanziert sich die NATO nun von ihren UCK - KLA Verbrecher Gangs. Wie peinlich ist es nur, das über diese UCK Gangster und Leuten wie Hashim Thaci (der Serben die Köpfe abschnitt und auf Pfähle aufspieste, was jeder in Raum Drenica weiss), bereits 1998, die Geheimdienst absolut Alles wussten, was das für kriminelle Gangster sind. Aber was soll man dazu Sagen, wenn es inzwischen durchaus bekannt ist, das bei Bill Clinton Drogen Bosse im Weissen Haus ein und aus gingen.

NATO Assembly adopts Kosovo resolution

| 10:15 November 14 | B92

COPENHAGEN – Monday – The NATO Parliamentary Assembly, meeting in Copenhagen, has abandoned an planned resolution on Kosovo which prejudiced the outcome of status negotiations by calling for conditional independence for the province.

Instead, the 51st Annual Meeting of the Western alliance’s Parliamentary Assembly has adopted a resolution calling for the continued application of UN Security Council Resolution 1244.

The head of the Serbia-Montenegro delegation to the meeting, Aleksandar Pravdic, said that the new resolution insists that the talks on the eventual status of Kosovo must not be prejudiced.

“All delegates at the NATO Assembly supported our demand that the resolution calling for conditional independence could nut stand, so the new resolution is acceptance of UN Security Council Resolution 1244 and a call to governments for full support of the Euro-Atlantic integration of the region.

“It supports the implementation of standards, the established process of decentralisation, protection of the rights of Serbs and other minorities and, of course, securing effective protection of the cultural and religious legacy,” said Pravdic.

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NATO adopts resolution on Kosovo

14/11/2005

COPENHAGEN, Denmark – NATO’s parliamentary assembly has adopted a resolution on Kosovo, calling for the continued application of UN Security Council Resolution 1244. The resolution, voted on at the assembly’s 51st meeting, backs the implementation of standards, the decentralisation process and protection of minorities. The assembly stopped short of a planned declaration of support for conditional independence.

Kosovo was also on the agenda of talks in Belgrade Sunday (13 November) between Serbian President Boris Tadic and Czech Prime Minister Jiri Paroubek. At a joint press conference, Tadic said Serbia is ready to launch negotiations on Kosovo’s future status, but reiterated Belgrade’s opposition to independence for the province.

On Monday, Paroubek met with Serbia-Montenegrin President Svetozar Marovic, while Tadic kicked off a three-day official visit to Russia. (B92, Danas, Politika - 14/11/05; Beta, B92, RTS, Tanjug - 13/11/05