A BUNKER MADE BY ETHNIC ALBANIAN GUERRILLAS IS SEEN ON A STREET IN NORTHERN SERBIAN...

A BUNKER MADE BY ETHNIC ALBANIAN GUERRILLAS IS SEEN ON A STREET IN NORTHERN SERBIAN VILLAGE OG ORAOVICA. A bunker made by ethnic Albanian gurrillas is seen on a street in southern Serbian village of Oraovica May 14, 2001. Three Yugoslav army soldiers were wounded in fierce fighting on Monday in the tense Presevo Valley area of southern Serbia bordering Kosovo. Fighting raged in the village of Oraovica, which was captured by the rebels at the weekend. Reporters nearby saw several houses ablaze and heard the sounds of mortars, rocket launchers and infantry weapons being used. Earlier, state security forces said they had surrounded the guerrillas in Oraovica and called on them to lay down their arms. They told civilians to leave the village. The rebels, for their part, said they had surrounded some Serbian soldiers in a part of the village.