Original sentence: Despite their superior firepower, the Serbian forces failed to kill the KLA unit that was their objective.In early 1997 after Albania collapsed into chaos following the fall of President Sali Berisha.Neither the United States nor most other powers made any serious effort to stop money or weapons being channeled into Kosovo.On the 24th of March, Serbian forces surrounded the village of Glodjane, in the Dukagjin operational zone, and attacked a rebel compound there.The Serbs also continued their efforts at diplomacy, attempting to arrange talks with Ibrahim Rugova's staff (talks which Rugova and his staff refused to attend).The crisis escalated in December 1997 at the Peace Implementation Council meeting in Bonn, where the International Community (as defined) in the Dayton Agreement) agreed to give the High Representative in Bosnia sweeping powers, including the right to fire elected leaders.The delegation from Serbia stormed out of the meetings in protest.The tide turned in mid-July when the KLA captured Orahovac
Edited sentence: Despite their use of helicopter gunships, and a firefight that lasted until nightfall, the Serbian forces were thwarted in their attempts.On the 24th of March, Serbian forces surrounded the village of Glodjane, in the Dukagjin operational zone, and attempted to do to the Haradinaj family exactly what they had done to the Jasharis; wipe them out, down to the last child.The KLA had their security guarantee and all bets were off.The Serbs also presented a semblance of diplomacy, arranging talks with Ibrahim Rugova's staff, talks that Rugova and his staff refused to attend.The crisis was escalated in December 1997 at the Peace Implementation Council meeting in Bonn where the so-called International Community as described in the Dayton Agreement unilaterally and without any basis in the Dayton agreement, agreed to give the High Representative in Bosnia sweeping dictatorial powers, including the right to fire elected leaders.The delegations from Serbia stormed out of the meetings in protest.The response of outside powers was ambivalent: in February 1998, the United States' Special Representative to Yugoslavia, Robert Gelbard, denounced the KLA as a terrorist organization but neither the United States nor most other powers made any serious effort to stop money or weapons being channeled into Kosovo.The situation was worsened in early 1997 after Albania collapsed into chaos following the fall of President Sali Berisha.The tide turned in mid-July when the KLA grabbed Orahovac