Kosovo war toll rises as NATO raids fuel depots
NATO jets hit a Pristina fuel depot and other sites while officials warn of mass graves and new atrocities in Kosovo. Belgrade and other cities faced air raids as about 400,000 to 500,000 refugees recount village burnings and massacres. Milosevic blamed for ethnic cleansing. missing Albanian men spark fear of further executions.
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War crimes talk grows as Milosevic pressure mounts
Washington politicians urge Milosevic's removal as a condition for Europe integration while some lawmakers push for possible ground troops in Kosovo. Clinton aides say democracy and human rights are needed for Serbia to join Europe, and leaders call for accountability at The Hague. NATO air strikes are defended as pressuring Serb forces with debate over future options.
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NATO drops leaflet bombs to explain Serbian mission
NATO planes released 2.5 million leaflets over Serbia to justify the air campaign. Spokesman Nick Fiorenza said the leaflets informed Serbs of why NATO bombs were used and warned of stopping airstrikes if Milosevic withdraws forces from Kosovo, allows refugees to return, and accepts an international peace force.
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Military secrecy tightens around Yugoslavia bombing
Washington officials curb disclosure of bombing mission details amid a tightening information regime. The Pentagon and NATO avoid confirming shootdowns or listing hit rates while arguing restraint prevents misperception. Critics warn secrecy undercuts public trust as real time war coverage expands via Internet and satellite TV.
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Diplomats seek breakthrough as NATO widens diplomatic window
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will meet 18 NATO foreign ministers in Brussels to reinforce unity against Yugoslavia and explore a path to peace as NATO marks a 19th day of air strikes. Solana says Milosevic may be cracking, predicting possible diplomatic moves in coming days. Albright will meet Russian Foreign Minister Ivanov in Oslo next Tuesday.
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