ZAGREB, April 21 (Hina) - A reporter of the Croatian weekly "Globus" was on Tuesday arrested by the Yugoslav military police in Montenegro after he entered this Yugoslav state from Albania, Globus's editorial office reported on
Wednesday. Antun Masle, 42, was reporting from Albania and on Tuesday afternoon left the north Albanian town of Skadar for Montenegro, via the Bojaz border-crossing. As he crossed the border, he was not heard from until "the Montenegrin Secretariat for Information told us that he had been arrested by the military police," a weekly's reporter told Hina. "He is now in the hands of the army," he added. The Globus editorial office does not know of the reason for his arrest, nor Masle's whereabouts. The Albanian border is approximately 20 kilometres away from Montenegro's capital Podgorica. Masle on Monday entered Albania from Montenegro where he was to report about the Kosovo crisis. He was mug
ZAGREB, April 21 (Hina) - A reporter of the Croatian weekly "Globus"
was on Tuesday arrested by the Yugoslav military police in
Montenegro after he entered this Yugoslav state from Albania,
Globus's editorial office reported on Wednesday.
Antun Masle, 42, was reporting from Albania and on Tuesday
afternoon left the north Albanian town of Skadar for Montenegro,
via the Bojaz border-crossing.
As he crossed the border, he was not heard from until "the
Montenegrin Secretariat for Information told us that he had been
arrested by the military police," a weekly's reporter told Hina.
"He is now in the hands of the army," he added.
The Globus editorial office does not know of the reason for his
arrest, nor Masle's whereabouts.
The Albanian border is approximately 20 kilometres away from
Montenegro's capital Podgorica.
Masle on Monday entered Albania from Montenegro where he was to
report about the Kosovo crisis. He was mugged in Albania, after
which he spent the night in Skadar, from where he returned to
Montenegro.
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