Allied officials say some strikes are abandoned because of bad weather.
Explosions are also heard near Ladjevci in central Serbia and in the central town of Uzice. Neither Milosevic nor his official circle immediately comment on the plan, which makes no reference to a NATO role in Kosovo peacekeeping and stresses the importance of U.N. backing for the operation. He avoids saying whether he supports the NATO bombing campaign or whether meetings he had with Serb leaders had been held under duress. A Pentagon spokesman says the three U.S. soldiers released from Serb captivity had been beaten with rifle butts, kicked and punched by the men who captured them near the Macedonian border. Kenneth Bacon also says the Army has concluded that the three were on the Macedonian side of the border when they were captured, not on the Yugoslav side as the Yugoslav authorities claimed.