NATO lost 81 soldiers

Athens - A Greek newspaper said on Wednesday that NATO and the United States have lost 81 soldiers in the 28 days of their aggression on Yugoslavia.

In an exclusive story, the Vradyni newspaper said that they were primarily pilots of planes and crews of helicopters downed by Yugoslav anti-aircraft defense systems.

According to Vradyni, this number does not include losses among foreign mercenaries - warriors of Allah, recruited for the ethnic Albanian terrorist Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) in Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan and Yemen by the authors of the new world order.

The paper said that the people in the west are deliberately being kept in the dark about the allied losses in NATO's operations in Yugoslavia, in order to avoid a panic and undesirable strong reactions and condemnation in the participating states.