YUGOSLAV ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF NEBOJSA PAVKOVIC GESTURES DURING VISIT TO TROOPS NEAR THE SOUTHERN...

YUGOSLAV ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF NEBOJSA PAVKOVIC GESTURES DURING VISIT TO TROOPS NEAR THE SOUTHERN SERBIAN TOWN OF PRESEVO. Yugoslav Army Chief of Staff General Nebojsa Pavkovic (C) talks to Colonel-General Vladimir Lazarevic (R), commander of the Yugoslav army's third corps in charge of southern Serbia, and other officers during his visit to Yugoslav Army troops deployed near the southern Serbian town of Presevo December 21, 2000. Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica said on Tuesday the buffer zone should be narrowed to allow Belgrade to "cleanse" the area of ethnic Albanian rebels because KFOR had failed to do the job. Kostunica called for revisions to a 1999 ceasefire pact with NATO which set up the zone, where Yugoslavia may not station any security forces except local police with light arms. On Tuesday night, British KFOR troops sent in as reinforcements detained 13 ethnic Albanians trying to smuggle arms in four cars from Kosovo into the buffer zone.