WFOR noon news (partial) - 1999-03-30 - 1 of 2
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[0:00] high expectations for the meeting
[0:02] Russian Prime Minister evgeny primakov
[0:04] urging milosevic to accept a peace deal
[0:06] for Kosovo NATO leaders maintain without
[0:09] an agreement and the acceptance of
[0:11] peacekeeping troops the airstrikes now
[0:13] Round the Clock will continue
[0:18] Allied missiles are now hitting staging
[0:20] areas used by Serb troops and military
[0:22] vehicles these pictures show the target
[0:24] the strike and the explosion miles away
[0:27] refugees trying to get out of Kosovo are
[0:30] finding border crossings so backed up a
[0:33] 12-hour wait is common CBS Radio
[0:36] reporter Kimberly Dozier saw this at the
[0:38] border with Macedonia I trained four
[0:41] cars long packed full of refugees too
[0:44] many to estimate a woman Inside said it
[0:46] was all a Kosovo was turned back by
[0:48] Macedonian police and sent back over the
[0:51] border with everyone inside screaming
[0:53] one policeman said they didn't have
[0:55] passport and today NATO is accusing
[0:58] milosevic of planning this ethnic
[1:00] cleansing campaign long in advance when
[1:03] the parish peace talks were suspended on
[1:05] the 19th of March milosevic already had
[1:08] 40 000 Army and special police forces
[1:12] and 300 tanks in Kosovo those forces
[1:16] NATO says continue their violence in the
[1:19] face of the airstrikes but not as some
[1:22] would suggest because of them
[1:24] point the finger at NATO is is ludicrous
[1:29] I think Belgrade is using the NATO
[1:31] airstrikes to do what it had planned to
[1:33] do all along there are new reports out
[1:35] of Kosovo today of Serb forces hun