SIX KOSOVO PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT MEMBERS ARRESTED IN BELGRADE

BELGRADE, May 30 (Hina) - Six members of the Kosovo People's Movement, which includes the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) as its military wing, were arrested in Belgrade on Saturday, Serbian Radio Television (RTS) reported. The six Albanians are accused of initiating terrorist actions in Belgrade and participating in terrorist operations in Kosovo. The television aired shots of the arrested Albanians, who, according to RTS, were all students at the Belgrade University. RTS also broadcast a statement in the Serbian language by Berisha Petrita, who was said to be the head of the group. Petrita said the group had been preparing sabotage actions on some targets in Belgrade, such as the city waterworks, the central post, the central square, Belgrade hotels and shelters. The broadcast showed different types of weapons, documents, military material, and KLA insignia, which allegedly belonged to the arrested Albanians, who were also accused of participating in terrorist operations against and massacres of Serbian police officers and Kosovo citizens. (hina) it/rml