WAR IN THE BALKANS: Briefing: Day 65
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Your support makes all the difference.r Two new refugee camps are being set up at Cegrnek, Macedonia, to alleviate overcrowding.Oxfam began work at the sites and hopes refugees can move in next week.
r About 300 Kosovars arrived in Macedonia, mainly through the Jazince crossing. Just 61 crossed at Blace, all men freed from prison at Lipljan, where they had been since 24 April.
r The KLA leader Hashim Thaci met Hubert Vedrine, France's Foreign Minister, for talks on implementing a possible settlement.
r Nato pilots have been authorised to hit Yugoslavia's civilian telephone system and computer networks, The Washington Post said.
r A French pilotless plane was shot down, the third drone reported lost by French forces.
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