When there is a war, the media tell us about it as objectively as they can under the often difficult circumstances. Weapons communicate and communication is a weapon. Let's remember that when we watch television. Balkan conflicts not only have a Balkan but also a world order dimension. But there is a larger frame in which the events take place.
Any conflict holds an incompatibility, some attitudes and some behaviour.
What you see on the screen is mainly behaviour. What the conflict in Kosovo is about has been forgotten by the media. We hear that the West is not at war with the people of Yugoslavia and if civilian targets are hit, it's a deplorable mistake. It should be journalistically interesting to learn how those at the receiving end see it. This distinction is made repeatedly, but it's a myth that the two can be distinguished.