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To: Stormweaver who wrote (4707)	4/20/1999 6:15:00 PM
From: goldsnow	Respond to of 17770

No offensive on Yugoslavia from Macedonia-minister 01:06 p.m Apr 20, 1999 Eastern BONN, April 20 (Reuters) - Macedonia's Foreign Minister Aleksandar Dimitrov said on Tuesday his country would not allow foreign combat troops to be stationed on Macedonian soil. ''The area of Macedonia cannot be used for offensive action on neighbouring countries, including Yugoslavia,'' he told a news conference in Bonn with German Finance Minister Joschka Fischer. Such an action would lead only to more bloodshed and victims, he said. Dimitrov said Macedonia needed international help to take in more refugees from Kosovo.''We cannot take any more than another 20,000 otherwise. We already have eight times that amount,'' he said. Fischer said that Germany and the European Union would continue to supply Macedonia with financial and humanitarian aid. Copyright 1999 Reuters Limited