Although the aggressor NATO command in Skopje states daily that their troops are protecting Macedonia as well, Trajanov was forced to increase the number of police forces, which he uses to defend the aggressors.

Trajanov found himself in a lot of difficulties as his police officers have to guard the embassies of the NATO member-countries in Skopje, which are also in danger of being attacked.

Strong police forces are also controlling around the clock all Macedonian town squares where citizens express their disapproval of the crime Bill Clinton and his allies have committed against sovereign Yugoslavia and its civilian population.

The past few days have seen spontaneous anti-NATO rallies even at villages in Macedonia, which is an additional burden to the police.

Despite all precautions, the anger of Macedonian people, who have remained affectionately attached to the peoples of Yugoslavia and Serbia, is spreading throughout the youngest European state.

Big rallies are held in the towns of Stip, Kumanovo, Tetovo, Gostivar, Bitolj, Struga, and police prevented others in Ohrid and elsewhere.