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| One excursion which I shall never forget was a trip on April 15th to three of the four sites where NATO allegedly had bombed Albanian refugee convoys.
The trip down from Belgrade took us more than 10 hours driving through Kosovo. We passed many villages still in flames as well as villages that had had roofs already burned. Photographing from the bus windows was forbidden. |
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Photographs by
Ilkka Uimonen. |
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| (Clockwise from top left: Damage in the southern Serbian city of Aleksinac that was hit by two missiles fired by NATO planes - 04.06.99; local residents mourn in the town of Surdulica in southern Serbia where 20 civilians were killed by NATO bombs (Nato admitted that its bombs missed the military target) - 28.04.99; a resident of Aleksinac clears her home - 04.06.99; a huge bomb crater in the town of Nic - 24.06.99) | |||||||||
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