According to 'Kosova Sot,' these services were inaugurated by the KLA' s department for public information in the presence of members of the rebel General Staff, Jakup Krasniqi, Rano Buja and Adem Grabovici. . . . However, correspondents in Kosovo say they have received no confirmation that this radio station is actually broadcasting.
Tanjug report attacks Kosovo rebels' media.
It is evidently not enough to the terrorists that Albanian state television is their official media. The news agency has been named Kosova Press and the radio station Kosova e Lire, or Free Kosova. Some media wonder how the terrorists plan to inaugurate a radio station when they still have no frequency, and others ask where they got the financial backing for all this. No-one wonders, however, what kind of programmes the radio station will broadcast, or what reports the news agency will send out, as this is all quite clear to everyone by now. Ethnic Albanian separatists have been long present on the world media stage.