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"en.19990915.12.3-285"2
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") Mr President, the international community rejects the accusations made by the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia that there was concealment over the discovery of a mass grave containing the bodies of fifteen Serbs. The United States, which was responsible for the zone in which the grave was found, confirmed that information on its location had been given to the International Criminal Court on the day after the discovery. The International Criminal Court has been responsible for the investigation since mid-July.
Neither can I accept the accusations relating to partiality on the part of the peacekeeping forces in Kosovo. The international community is committed to full implementation of Resolution 1244 of the UN Security Council for the establishment of a democratic and multicultural Kosovo within the internationally recognised borders of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The violence and persecution that continue in Kosovo is only to be condemned. For this reason, it is very important to disarm the KLA and dismantle its military structures. The KLA must comply with the imposed deadline of 19 September.
The Council also expressed serious concern that Serbs and non-Albanians have left Kosovo in large numbers, and it reminded everyone that Resolution 1244 of the UN Security Council states that all refugees and those forced to move out of their home regions have the right to return. Everything possible should be done to try and make their return home easier."@en1
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