Transcript: SAMUEL BERGER NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER HOLDS WHITE HOUSE NEWS BRIEFING ON KOSOVO

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October 13, 1998
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WHITE HOUSE NEWS BRIEFING ON KOSOVO

OCTOBER 13, 1998

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SPEAKERS: SANDY BERGER, NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER DAVID LEAVY, NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL SPOKESMAN

[*] LEAVY: Good morning.

As you know, there's been important progress diplomatically and militarily on the crisis in Kosovo. And National Security Adviser Samuel Berger will bring you to the latest and answer your questions.

Sandy? BERGER: Thank you, David.

Let me try to fill in some of the detail for -- involving the events of the past few days and few hours.

As we indicated yesterday, President ...

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