What are the sources reporting on genocide over Kosovo Albanians?
Media public in the world has been daily treated with stories of Serbian “genocide” being perpetrated against the Kosovo Albanians. The most celebrated evidence of “genocide” by the Serbs, shown in Western media in January 1999, was the discovery of 45 Albanian corpses at Racak. The American press announced this discovery as proof that the Kosovo Albanians were being systematically exterminated. Yet subsequent forensic analysis of the site revealed that these were not bodies of Albanian civilians as had been reported, but instead were the remains of KLA terrorists. During the first days of NATO air strikes the report circulated that the Yugoslav forces had murdered a large number of Albanian leaders in Kosovo. Some of these “murder victims” showed up a few days later to state that they had heard about their own deaths on the radio. The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s (OSCE) Kosovo Verification Mission (KVM) has issued a report describing alleged Serbian atrocities
