These were, according to the AFP correspondent, in limited number. People took refuge in other neighboring houses, noted he. No one died of hunger, no one was killed on the roads, no one was fleeing to Albania and Macedonia. It was the NATO attack that, in no uncertain way, set off the snowball effect, the humanitarian catastrophe. Mr. Vuk Draskovic, the Vice-Prime Minister who today has distanced himself, and others, told me of having ordered the arrest and having charged three hundred persons in Kosovo suspected of extortions.
None are to be excluded as possibilities.
Afterwards, the exodus continued, but on a lesser scale. Remarks heard locally. I repeat them, to call them to your attention, not as a means of caution. To do the contrary would be racism. After all, there existed, during the occupation, an Albanian, Moslem, and Croat SS division, but never a Serbian one.