They would get a complex picture, they would get perceptions of history and they would come to see that each side has some respectable viewpoints and understandable sentiments. You must have had time to do your homework. So, rather shoot a film and comment on the pictures - THAT requires little prior knowledge or analysis. In Kosovo, as everywhere else, there are two sides at least to a conflict. Thus media create vitally important images and frames of interpretation.
Politicians increasingly act on the basis of virtual reality rather than real reality.
The first can be created in a few hours, the latter requires analysis. If the image, the vocabulary and the historical background we now find in the majority of written and electronic media continues as it has begun around the Kosovo conflict, we can expect political, if not military, action that will turn the situation on the ground from bad to worse. We need conflict reporting, not just war reporting - as warfare is just a way to act out conflicts.