War Wrap-Up
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A roundup of events as NATO airstrikes continue in Yugoslavia:
* Washington: Pentagon admits accidentally killing refugees in Kosovo.
* Brussels: NATO defends attack near village, saying planes hit ‘valid’ target.
* Belgrade: Government calls attack proof of ‘genocidal character’ of airstrikes.
* Albania: Officials urge refugees to move from border camps to safer areas.
Fact Sheet
Leaflets dropped by NATO urging Serb troops to, among other things, leave Kosovo or ‘face certain death’: 30 million
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