CNN World News - Operation Allied Force - 1999-03-30 (audio sync problem)

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[0:00] NewsHour with Lou Dos. Week night, 6:30

[0:02] Eastern on CNN.

[0:06] [Music]

[0:23] Thousands of refugees pour out of

[0:25] Kosovo. They tell tales of horror. But

[0:28] Serbia says NATO's bombs are to blame.

[0:31] NATO leaders say they're working against

[0:34] time to stop what they call a campaign

[0:36] of genocide.

[0:38] And the leader of Serbia's most powerful

[0:40] ally expresses his confidence in a

[0:42] diplomatic mission that Western leaders

[0:45] say only one man, Yugoslavia's

[0:47] president, can stop NATO air strikes.

[0:51] Hello and welcome to Strike Against

[0:52] Yugoslavia. Your view. It is a chance

[0:55] for viewers around the world to share

[0:57] their opinions about the situations in

[0:59] the Balkans and ask questions of our

[1:01] guests. On this edition, we will explore

[1:03] two sharply different perspectives on

[1:05] the conflict between ethnic Albanians

[1:07] and Serbs. During the first half of our

[1:10] program, we'll be speaking to Issa

[1:12] Zambi. He directs the Kosova Information

[1:16] Center in London and is of Albanian

[1:18] descent. In the second half of the

[1:20] program, we'll talk to the deputy

[1:22] Yuguslav ambassador to Britain, Milislav

[1:24] Pitch. Now, if you'd like to be part of

[1:26] our discussion, and we hope you will in

[1:28] the first half of the show with Isa, do

[1:31] call us now. The number is 140452568.

[1:37] There is a number on your screen. That's

[1:39] a call to the United States if you're

[1:41] outside or a inter interstate call if

[1:43] you're within the United States. Now,

[1:45] let's first bring you up to date on the

[1:47] latest developments. Russian Prime

[1:49] Minister Yavghi Primikov is in Belgrade

[1:51] to try to bring peace to the Balkans.

[1:54] His mission i

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