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Serbia Convicts Yugoslav Army Soldiers of Kosovo Village Massacres

A Serbian court sentenced seven former Yugoslav Army soldiers to a total of 56 years in prison for committing war crimes during attacks on Kosovo villages in 1999 that left 118 ethnic Albanians dead.

25th Anniversary of Deadly NATO Bombing of Serbian State TV Marked

A memorial service was held for 16 media workers at state broadcaster Radio-Television Serbia who were killed when NATO bombed the station’s Belgrade headquarters during its air campaign against Yugoslavia in April 1999.

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