Scientists and crime scene experts from the FBI began work at the sites of two alleged massacres in Kosovo and will turn over their findings to war crimes prosecutors pursuing Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, FBI Director Louis Freeh said in Washington. The 15-nation European Union saId it will fund efforts to undermine Milosevic's rule and help Yugoslavia recover from bombing damage once he's out of power. The EU will subsidize free press and pro-democracy projects in Serbia, where Milosevic has muzzled the media and made it a propaganda tool of his government, and in Montenegro. Switzerland will freeze any assets found belonging to Milosevic and four other Serbian leaders indicted for war crimes, the Federal Police Office said in Bern. Any financial managers handling such assets must report them immediately to federal authorities, office spokesman Folco Galli said.
Officials are so far unaware of any such assets in Switzerland.