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Photographs by
Ilkka Uimonen. |
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| When we arrived at the site of the attack, some 28 hours after the actual bombing had supposedly taken place, the only remaining evidence was that which had been left there for us to see.
There were destroyed tractors and wagons as well as dead bodies and ripped-off body parts laying in this empty landscape. |
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| (Clockwise from top left: a busload of journalists brought to the site of a ruined house in Samokovo village near the Kosovo border search through the rubble - 03.04.99; a civilian train bombed while it was crossing a bridge on its way to Pristina near Leskovac - 10 passengers were killed and 16 were injured -12.04.99; members of foreign press being taken to Kosovo by bus to view the site of the civilian convoy massacre - 15.04.99) | ||||||||||
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