Richard Norton-Taylor and Lucy Ward, “Serbs used chemical weapons”, The Guardian, London, 24 August 1999; “Reports indicate Serbs using chemical weapons against UCK”, Zeri i Popullit, Tirana, 23 April 1999, p. 14, as translated from Albanian in FBIS-EEU-1999-0424; “Kosovo rebels accuse Serbs of using nerve gas in recent fighting”, Kosovapress news agency website, 22 April 1999, as in BBC-SWB, 22 April 1999; “Yugoslav Army denies having chemical weapons”, TANJUG, Belgrade, 24 April 1999, as excerpted in BBC-SWB, 26 April 1999; United Kingdom, Ministry of Defence briefing, 27 April 1999; M. Binyon, “Volunteers for Kosovo face a grim death”, The Times, London, 28 April 1999; David Thompson, “Serb killers gassed KLA: Milošević launches chemical warfare attacks in Kosovo”, Scottish Daily Record, Glasgow, 28 April 1999, pp. 16–17; “Doctor claims to have treated refugees for Serb blister agent attack”, AFP from Washington, 28 April 1999; “Serbia: Kosovo rebels report use of chemical weapons”, Kosovapress news agency website, 3 May 1999, as in BBC-SWB, 4 May 1999; “UCK accuses Serbs of using nerve gas in Kosovo”, AFP from Kukes, Albania, 7 May 1999, as in FBIS-EEU-1999-0507; ATA news agency (Tirana) in English, 8 May 1999, as in BBC-SWB, 8 May 1999; Barbara Demick (from Blace, Macedonia), “Refugees say Serbs rout rebels, possibly with gas”, Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, 5 May 1999; Anne Swardson (from Cegrane, Macedonia), with John Ward Anderson (from Kukes) and Steven Pearlstein (from Brussels), “Serbs alleged to have used gas: refugees, KLA sources describe attacks on two villages”, Washington Post, Washington, D.C., 23 May 1999, p. A24.

Report on the Practice of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 1997, Chapter 3.4.

“Chemical weapons claims probed”, Jane’s Defence Weekly, London, 21 August 1993, p. 5; “Muslims accused again of using CW rounds”, Jane’s Defence Weekly, London, 23 October 1993, p. 8.

Radio Bosnia-Hercegovina, Sarajevo, 12 February 1993, as in BBC-SWB, 15 February 1993; Radio Bosnia-Hercegovina, Sarajevo, 30 January 1993, as abstracted in BBC-SWB, 1 February 1993; Radio Bosnia-Hercegovina, Sarajevo, 31 January 1993, as translated in BBC-SWB, 2 February 1993; TANJUG from Belgrade in English, 31 January 1993, as excerpted in BBC-SWB, 2 February 1993; Radio Bosnia-Hercegovina, Sarajevo, 11 February 1993, as translated from the Serbo-Croat in FBIS-EEU-93-027, 11 February 1993, p. 33. (For example, the photograph by Kevin Weaver in The Independent, London, 26 February 1993, p. 10; Radio Bosnia-Hercegovina, Sarajevo, 13 March 1993, as translated in BBC-SWB, 15 March 1993; Radio Bosnia-Hercegovina, Sarajevo, 14 March 1993, as translated in BBC-SWB, 16 March 1993; Radio Bosnia-Hercegovina, Sarajevo, 15 March 1993, as translated in BBC-SWB, 17 March 1993; SRNA telephone service, 14 March 1993, as translated from Serbo-Croat in BBC-SWB, 16 March 1993.)

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