War Wrap-Up
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A roundup of events as NATO airstrikes continue in Yugoslavia:
* Belgrade: Yugoslavia indicates it will accept peacekeeping force with allied core.
* Istok: NATO planes bomb a prison in this Kosovo community, killing at least 20 people.
* Bonn: Germany’s foreign minister calls for NATO to minimize civilian casualties.
* Washington: Britain’s foreign secretary sees Yugoslav army subdued before winter.
Fact Sheets: NATO’s estimated percentage of guided bombs that have gone astray among 10,000 dropped on Yugoslavia: 0.12%
Flight Forecast
Cloudy in Belgrade today. Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday.
Times Website Offers Update: https://latimes.pages.dev/yugo
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