1.   Before Thursday, there were reports that two deputies to the notorious Serbian paramilitary leader, Zeljko Raznjatovic, known as Arkan, had entered Pristina.

2.   A Serb cameraman from Reuters Television had been invited to watch the killing by the paramilitary leader known as Arkan, who led the rampage.

3.   Achieving military victory would make it more difficult for the government to prosecute Castano and other paramilitary leaders for war crimes if the conflict comes to an end.

4.   But some powerful opposition figures, notably Vojislav Seselj, a lawyer and former paramilitary leader in Bosnia, are more extreme in their views than Milosevic.

5.   But the U.S. has freed the paramilitary leader and former CIA informant from a Maryland jail where he had been held, pending deportation, for the last year.

6.   Carlos Castano, a paramilitary leader and admitted drug trafficker, appears on television, but the military seems unable to find and arrest him.

7.   David Ervine, a former loyalist paramilitary leader who has sworn off violence and has embraced democratic politics, said he was disgusted by the internal fighting and recrimination.

8.   Dragoljub Kunarac commanded a reconnaissance unit of the Bosnian Serb army and Radomir Kovac and Zoran Vukovic were paramilitary leaders, according to the prosecution.

9.   He also praised the notorious paramilitary leader and indicted war criminal known as Arkan.

10.   He has pledged separate parallel talks with right-wing paramilitary leaders, who have been demanding a say in any peace negotiations.