Members Of The Kosovo Verification Mission Make A Note Of Their Location After Being Refused Access

Members Of The Kosovo Verification Mission Make A Note Of Their Location After Being Refused Access By Yugoslav Army Soldiers To A Village Near The Albania-Yugoslav Border In Western Kosovo Tuesday Dec. 15, 1998. Despite The Agreement Hammered Out Between Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic And Richard Holbrooke In October Granting Monitors Free Access On All Of Kosovo's Roads, The Team Was Forced To Turn Around Because The Army Had Sealed Up The Area Following An Incident On The Border Monday When More Than 30 Members Of The Kosovo Liberation Army Were Killed. (Photo By David Brauchli/Getty Images)