As to the signing itself, it is matter depending on when the ceremony would be organized, sources tell the Kosova Information Center (KIC)

Meanwhile, in an interview with the CNN today afternoon, President of the Republic of Kosova Ibrahim Rugova said the agreement would be accepted as a whole, with both the political and implementation components. We await NATO now, he said, because NATO "is guarantor of the agreement".

Asked whether Kosovars would give up their independence bid, President said "We will never give up independence".

Hazbi Veliu (18), final year student with the Middle Economics School in Podujeva, was killed, whereas Kadrush and Ramush Tahiri, all residents of Bradash, were wounded.

The shells were fired from Serbian army positions in the border village of Përpellac ('Prepolac'), half a dozen km away from Bradash.

The funeral of Hazbi Veliu will take place in Bradash tomorrow (Tuesday), a family member told the KIC.

At least four Serbian army shells landed in the village of Bradash today afternoon.

A highly explosive and dangerous situation is reported in the town of Podujeva itself. Serb snipers have been posted on top of the buildings, including the town granary.

Arms shooting was reported in the area.

The shelling was reported to be very intensive. There has been no immediate word on casualties and material damage.

Serbian police has been physically abusing, robbing and arresting Albanians in the town of Vushtrri today.

They seem to have been killed from close range, the newspaper said, adding that their bodies have been taken to the Prizren town morgue.

The bodies of four more killed Albanians are feared to have remained inside the village of Jeshkovë.

Some twenty civilian Albanians, residents of Gjakova municipality's villages, were rounded up, forced into a van and taken to an unknown destination, sources said.

Police arrested also Sefer Seferi (28), resident of Gjakova, who suffered a mental breakdown after a brutal police treatment earlier.