Rebels demand Macedonian peace talks

Ethnic Albanian rebels are willing to negotiate a peaceful settlement to end their week-old insurgency in Macedonia.

Rebels demand Macedonian peace talks
Tue, 20 Mar, 2001 - 12:54

Ethnic Albanian rebels are willing to negotiate a peaceful settlement to end their week-old insurgency in Macedonia.

The group has warned the government to respond or the fighting would continue.

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