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NATO begins new attacks against Yugoslavia
March 27, 1999
Web posted at: 12:25 p.m. EST (1725 GMT)
(CNN) -- NATO forces began a new round of air attacks against Serb military targets in Yugoslavia on Saturday.
The military alliance said the air attacks were aimed at crippling the Yugoslav army's capability to wage war on the ethnic Albanian majority in the Serb province of Kosovo.
NATO member Britain warned earlier Saturday that Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic was not only defying peace demands by the international community, but was increasing "indiscriminate killing and burning" in Kosovo.
Following three previous rounds of massive bombings, NATO says its aircraft are now increasingly targeting regional command and control centers of the Yugoslav army.
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RELATED SITES:
Kosovo from space (September 1997)
Independent Yugoslav radio station B92
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - Facts
Kosova Crisis Center
NATO Official Homepage
Kosovo and Metohia
U.S. Navy
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Kosova Liberation Peace Movement
The Institute for War & Peace Reporting (IWPR)
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