I know it's over. I know the brutality of the Serbs. As she speaks, a new group of refugees arrives at the Brazda camp from the Kosovo city of Preshevo. Among them is 47-year old Lumnije Zeka, who says she witnessed Serb forces last Tuesday separate the men from a group of 400 refugees who walked from her village to the Macedonia border. The Serbs yelled, 'Women and children can pass.
Men stay here.
Those who weren't were marched off to a local police station, she says. We didn't want to look back. We know the Serbs' tactics. Other refugees tell of seeing Serb soldiers in Urosevac using tanks and mortars to kill ethnic Albanian men who had been forced from their apartments onto nearby streets. Two men, now in separate refugee camps, say Yugoslav helicopter gunships fired upon the assembled crowd of 150 men.