Wolfgram stated that there is no doubt that the Račak massacre was proven to be a war crime, but claimed there were many problematic parts with the story as reported and as manipulated by the Clinton administration, for example uncritical ignoring of the fact that the KLA used Račak as base to attack Serbian targets. Following the massacre, the Clinton administration launched a "propaganda blitz" in order to convince the American people that intervention in Yugoslavia was necessary. Public support for intervention among American citizens remained at only about 50%, even after the extensive media attention of Račak, denoting that war with Yugoslavia would be significantly less popular than previous conflicts and interventions the United States undertook in its recent history. The accusations of mutilation through decapitation were false, although they attracted a lot of media attention as alleged evidence of "Serbian barbarism".