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UCPMB commander killed by Yugoslav security forces.

(24 May 2001) APTN - Lucane - 30 March 2001 1. Serbian and NATO officials walking in distance with their escort 2. SOUNDBITE: (Albanian) Ridvan Qazimi, "Commander Lleshi": "This is a second meeting with a Serbian government. I am very sorry but the meeting has ended without results, but I believe that at the next meeting we will have success. We have discussed security in Lucane and the future of this village. Also we have talked about the prisoners and how to find a way of releasing them." 3. Commander Lleshi walking with UN negotiator Shawn Sullivan away from school and towards camera Agency Pool file 4. Wide shot of Lleshi saluting to the supreme commander of UCPMB 5. Mid shot of Lleshi walking past 6. Lleshi walking into building 7. Wide shot Lleshi sitting at table 8. Mid shot of Lleshi (on right) sitting with two associates at table 9. Wide shot of the village 10. Mid shot of Lleshi sitting with civilians smoking cigarette 11. Close up of Lleshi smoking cigarette STORYLINE: An ethnic Albanian rebel commander was reported killed on Thursday, as the Yugoslav army moved into the last part of an area just outside Kosovo formerly controlled by the insurgents. The death of the UCPMB rebel commander, Ridvan Qazimi-Lleshi, was first reported by Serbian government press office in Bujanovac, just outside the area where Yugoslav troops were advancing. The office quoted "unconfirmed sources close to the militant extremists," and attributed the killing to likely "conflict among the Albanian extremists." Ethnic Albanian sources who demanded anonymity later confirmed his death, saying Lleshi had been shot by a sniper in the village of Trnovac after leaving negotiations with NATO officials. An associate of Lleshi, Jonuz Musliu, accused "Serb snipers" of the killing. Lleshi was among those rebel commanders in the so-called buffer zone separating Kosovo from the rest of Serbia willing to compromise on demands that the insurgents end their struggle. The rebels agreed earlier this week to lay down their arms and let the Yugoslav army move into the last part of the buffer zone, set up originally in 1999 to put distance between Belgrade's forces and NATO peacekeepers in Kosovo. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...