yugoslav special police造句

• That means direct attacks on the Yugoslav special police and army forces in Kosovo.
• Two dozen men from the Yugoslav special police jumped out.
• This is an area where the Yugoslav special police forces had been conducting ethnic cleansing operations in recent days.
• "NATO's unity and resolve have forced the Yugoslav Special Police and military units to exercise restraint and reduce their intimidating presence in Kosovo.
• That is to begin direct attacks on the Yugoslav special police and army forces in Kosovo who are carrying out the increasing horrors.
• "This is an area where the Yugoslav special police forces, the MUP, had been conducting ` ethnic cleansing'operations in recent days, " said Gen . Marani.
• Arrested by Yugoslav special police two months ago, during the war over the province, she is said to be in prison in Serbia, and is reportedly gravely ill.
• A NATO military spokesman in Brussels said Yugoslav special police used in Kosovo were based at the prison complex and that it was a staging point for both police and Yugoslav Army units operating in Kosovo.
• This is an area where the Yugoslav special police forces, the MUP, had been conducting ethnic cleansing operations in recent days . The 5, 000 refugees that have arrived in Albania in the last 48 hours testify to that fact.
• NATO's two top military commanders in Europe, U . S . Gen . Wesley Clark and German General Klaus Naumann, will insist more Yugoslav special police units return to their barracks and take their heavy weapons with them, a NATO official said.
• NATO's two top military commanders in Europe, U . S . Gen . Wesley Clark and German General Klaus Naumann, will insist that more Yugoslav special police units return to their barracks and take their heavy weapons with them, a NATO official said.
• Reached under the threat of NATO airstrikes, the cease-fire agreement calls for withdrawal of Yugoslav special police and army units, the return of refugees, unhindered international relief operations and deployment of 2, 000 unarmed monitors to verify that all sides are abiding by its provisions.
• A NATO special envoy, Pieter Feith, failed Saturday to win ethnic Albanian approval of a plan to let a Yugoslav special police unit close to the village of Trnovo, at the edge of the zone, near the spot where Kosovo, the rest of Serbia, and Macedonia meet.
• A NATO special envoy, Pieter Feith, failed Saturday to win ethnic Albanian approval of a plan to let a Yugoslav special police unit close to the village of Trnovo at the edge of the zone near the spot where Kosovo, the rest of Serbia, and Macedonia all meet.
• NATO's top military commander in Europe, U . S . Gen . Wesley Clark and German General Klaus Naumann, who heads NATO's panel of chiefs of staffs, are to insist that more Yugoslav special police units return to their barracks and take weapons with time on their way out of Kosovo, a NATO official said.