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Novi Sad television hit by NATO missiles today, on International Freedom of Media Day. American Senate opposes the resolution that would broaden Clinton's authority in the military campaign against Yugoslavia. Diplomatic efforts for the resolution of the Yugoslav crisis enter decisive phase - remark officials and the media. An RS Government delegat [...]

Headlines NATO strikes continued - new target is TV Novi Sad Talks between Clinton and Chernomyrdin without progress towards peace - Clinton announced possibility of brake in air strikes if Milosevic comply with all five conditions There would be no extension of deadline for the new passports issue Session of the Council of Ministers In Seliste, n [...]

4 May 1999, 19:30 News Headlines Interruption of strikes approved if Milosevic satisfies four conditions Chernomyrdin-Clinton TV Novi Sad facility suffers significant damage after NATO strikes NATO targets Belgrade, Nis, Kraljevo, Valjevo (two injured), Nis and Podgorica on Tuesday Milosevic and Yugoslav Army Commander briefed on Army status Yugos [...]

Civilians targeted by NATO aviation today. At least 20 killed in a bus attacked by missiles. Electric power system of Serbia hit by NATO bombs. Possible power outages in the RS-announces the RS Electric Power Enterprise. 19 journalists were killed around the world last year-statement from the international journalists' day. At least 20 were killed [...]

Headlines Most of Serbia without electricity due to NATO strikes Suggestion for a meeting between Clinton and Milosevic rejected Tony Blair in Macedonia Payment operations office printed unique citizens' accounts during the holiday Serbs from Maglaj want to return to their pre-war homes May 3rd - International Day of Press Freedom Yugoslavia A gr [...]

3 May 1999, 19:30 Alliance aircraft bombarded Serbian hydro-power-plants. Several cities without electricity and water Meeting of US President Clinton and US Special Envoy Chernomyrdin expected in Washington British Premier Blair meets with Macedonian Premier Georgievski Bodies of prisoners from "Kula" exhumed in Lukavica Elisabeth Rehn visits Liv [...]

More than 60 citizens died in yesterday's and today's bombing of Yugoslavia. During the 39th day of the aggression, Yugoslav anti-aircraft units shot down two American planes. Yeltsin and Clinton discuss Kosmet. Delegations of the Russian Duma and American Congress propose a joint framework peace document for the southern Serb province. Patriarch P [...]

Headlines In the West part of Serbia, the USA plane F-16 fell In Brussels, NATO confirmed that they hit a bus with civilians yesterday; according to Serbian media, 60 people killed Yugoslav authorities released three American soldiers with help of Jesse Jackson Slobodan Milosevic asks for a direct meeting with Bill Clinton Velika Kladusa - problem [...]

2 May 1999, 19:30 Headlines Three US soldiers released to Rev. Jesse Jackson, carries letter from Milosevic asking for cessation of air strikes Jackson talks to Clinton following release of three US soldiers, strikes continue Jackson reports Milosevic proposes meeting with Clinton Single projectile hits Pristina, Kosovska Mitrovica, police HQ hit [...]

Headlines In the afternoon, NATO hit a bus 20 km from Pristina - twenty three people killed Government in Podgorica - hopes that the EU oil embargo would not be imposed in Montenegro Great Britain - three persons suspected for a series of terrorist attacks occurred during the last three weeks Celebration of May 1st, Day of Work Yugoslavia NATO mi [...]