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Macedonian soldiers prepare ammunitions prior to destroy them at the military field of Krivolak 27 December 2003. Thousands of weapons, mines, explosives were collected during the 45 day voluntary disarmament campaign in Macedonia, that ended on December 15

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A Macedonian soldier wearing a gasmask to protect himself from diseases, stands guard in front of several thousands Kosovar refugees, 05 April 1999 at the border crossing point of Blace. NATO declared 'fully operational' Today a hastly-erected center to assist the 120,000 refugees who have poured into Macedonia from Kosovo.

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A Macedonian Soldier Observes Area With Binoculars, On The Border With Kosovo, Some 20 Kms West Of Skopje, Monday, March 29, 1999. As Violence Continues, Thousands Of Kosovar Albanians Find Refuge In Neighboring Countries Albania And Macedonia.

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KRIVOLAK, MACEDONIA: Macedonian soldiers and APC attack targets during a drill at the Krivolak training course in central Macedonia, 05 June 2007. The unit is preparing for a mission in Afghanistan in July. Macedonia is hoping to be offered NATO membership in 2008, together with Croatia and Albania, as a push to stabilize the volatile Balkans

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Macedonian soldiers put mines in holes prior to destroy them at the military field of Krivolak 27 December 2003. Thousands of weapons, mines, explosives were collected during the 45 day voluntary disarmament campaign in Macedonia, that ended 15 December.

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A Macedonian soldier casts his ballot in a military barracks in Skopje, 04 July 2006, during Macedonian parliamentary elections. Members of the armed forces, displaced people, prisoners and handicapped voted one day before official polls opened. The 05 July 2006 poll, in which some 1.7 million voters will cast their ballots for 120 members of parliament, are Macedonia's fourth general elections since the country gained independence from the former Yugoslav republic in 1991.

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