Yuri Zhigalkin, New York: On Tuesday evening, the CNN television company was the only American media that was aired with emergency news. Her correspondent became aware of, from the words of the representative of the American government not named after the representative of the American government that Moscow agreed to give the leadership of a peacekeeping operation in Kosovo British General Michael Jackson.

Vladimir Gusinsky Leading Vladimir Baburin Vladimir Baburin: Our guest is the president of Media-Most Vladimir Gusinsky. Questions will be asked by Betsy McKay (Wall Street Jornal, USA) and Andrei Kolesnikov (Izvestia). By tradition, the program begins with the biography of our guest. Vladimir Gusinsky was born on October 6, 1952 in Moscow, graduated from the Moscow Institute of Petrochemical and Gas Industry, then GITIS.

Natalya Golitsyna, London: The NATO command extended for a day a previously determined term for the withdrawal of the Serbian army from Kosovo. At the headquarters of the commander of international peacekeeping forces, this was explained by the objective impossibility of withdrawing Serbian forces on time that ended last night. Roads leading from the southern part of Kosovo are scored by the columns of Serbian refugees, which slows down the advance of troops from the province.

Vladimir Baburin: Our guest is the president of Media-Most Vladimir Gusinsky. Questions will be asked by Betsy McKay (Wall Street Jornal, USA) and Andrei Kolesnikov (Izvestia). By tradition, the program begins with the biography of our guest. Vladimir Gusinsky was born on October 6, 1952 in Moscow, graduated from the Moscow Institute of Petrochemical and Gas Industry, then GITIS. After the end of GITIS, he worked as a theater director in the province, in particular, in Tula.

Aya Kuga, Belgrade: Together with the Yugoslav troops, the Serbian civilian population leaves from Kosovo. I talked on the phone with friends from Protina. They argue that in the southern regions of Kosovo, from where the Serbian forces were bred, there are practically no more Serbs.

The State Duma of Russia will have to officially notify President Yeltsin of the rejection of the procedure for removing him from the authorities. According to the regulations, the lower house of the parliament must draw up a decision to refuse to make charges against the head of state, publish this document and send it to the president and the Federation Council.

Semyon Mirsky, Paris: Messages about the presence of ethnic cleanings in the Koso Mass burials were received before the entry into the territory of this province of NATO contingent. But now a much more complete, and most importantly, specific information has been received.