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== Events == | |||
During the ] the ] used the Albanian-Yugoslav border for regular weapon smuggling. These activities continued during the ]. In the ] alone, the KLA led 10 trips to the Albanian-Yugoslav border to smuggle weapons, resupplying the ] forces. Due to these activities, the Yugoslav army reinforced their forces on the border, the most important army being the ] led by ]. | |||
== References == | == References == |
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Albanian-Yugoslav border conflict (1998-1999) | |||||||
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Part of the Kosovo War and Yugoslav Wars | |||||||
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Belligerents | |||||||
Kosovo Liberation Army 1999: Albania Support: Mujahedeen NATO | Yugoslavia | ||||||
Commanders and leaders | |||||||
Agim Ramadani † Alija Rabić † Wesley Clark |
Božidar Delić Nebojša Pavković Vladimir Lazarević Dragan Živanović | ||||||
Units involved | |||||||
138th Brigade 121st Brigade 123rd Brigade 1999: Kukës division |
Priština Corps Units 549th Motorized Brigade 53rd Border Batallion 72nd Brigade for Special Operations 2nd Battalion of the 125th Motorized Brigade 63rd Parachute Brigade Russian volunteers Ukrainian volunteers | ||||||
Strength | |||||||
Thousands 22-24 fighters Units of B-52,A-10 and Lockheed AC-130 aircrafts. |
Thousands Tanks and armored vehicles | ||||||
Casualties and losses | |||||||
210 killed 18 killed None |
Per NATO: 32 artillery pieces, 9 armored personnel carriers, 6 armored vehicles, 4 other military vehicles, 8 mortar positions and one SA6 surface to air missile. |
Events
During the Insurgency in Kosovo the KLA used the Albanian-Yugoslav border for regular weapon smuggling. These activities continued during the Kosovo War. In the Battle of Baballoq alone, the KLA led 10 trips to the Albanian-Yugoslav border to smuggle weapons, resupplying the KLA's forces. Due to these activities, the Yugoslav army reinforced their forces on the border, the most important army being the 53rd Border Battalion led by Božidar Delić.