Rebels Reportedly Will Reactivate Army
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A former ethnic Albanian rebel commander in Macedonia issued a statement saying the militants were reorganizing because of government inaction on a peace accord.
The communique, delivered to Associated Press by a former rebel officer who insisted on anonymity, said the rebels no longer would abide by the Western-brokered peace pact.
Nazmi Beqiri, spokesman for the National Liberation Army, which disbanded in September, denied that the rebels were reactivating.
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