The smashed machinery factory in Kraljevo. The ruined auto plant in Kragujevac. The burned out and crushed office and government buildings in Belgrade. The capital's toppled main television antennas on Mount Avala, once celebrated on postcards. The main north-south highway is ruptured by downed overpasses.
Broken trestles interrupt railroad lines.
Fuel depots are blasted, electrical transformers damaged, central urban heating plants destroyed, water facilities out of commission. The Serbs claim 1,500 civilians were killed during NATO bomb and missile attacks. Some 5,000 Serbian troops were killed and 10,000 wounded, according to NATO estimates. Serbs already are preparing for hard times. Sales of generators and small coal-burning stoves have skyrocketed in recent weeks in anticipation of a winter that is months away.