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A day for Peace: Crisis in Aracinovo by Hector Santos During the ethnic fighting in the Republic of Macedonia, the National Liberation Army (NLA) gained control of the town of Aracinovo. The Macedonians Army conducted offensives operation for 15 consecutive days without success. The NLA was at this time in range of the capital of Macedonia, Skopje with there rockets and mortal. The situation was at stalemate, this presented the perfect opportunity for North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) negotiators to work a ceasefire. A mission was launch to remove the NLA from range of the capitals and create a buffer zone. This allowed the peace process to continue and evolve in the Republic of Macedonia we see today.

The Former Yugoslavia at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century by Ian Jeffries This book focuses on the recent political and economic events in the former Yugoslavia.The author presents a clear, detailed and accessible breakdown of the developments in: Bosnia-Hercegovina, Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Slovenia and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro). The role of the West in the mor
ISBN: 9780203216958
Publication Date: 2002-05-16

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Krzak, Andrzej. 2014. "ASYMMETRY OF THE ALBANIAN-MACEDONIAN MILITARY CONFLICT IN 2001: MILITARY CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FIGHT IN THE REGIONS OF TETOVO, KUMANOVO, ARACINOVO AND VAKSINCE." Politeja (30): 295-316.