A spokesman for the Chinese group visiting Belgrade, Sun Yuxi, said his government was reserving judgment on whether the bombing was an accident. The officials were in the Yugoslav capital to assess the damage and evacuate the wounded, Sun said. We have relayed our protest and hope for the political process to take over. NATO pledged to continue the attacks, and said it had struck airfields, bridges, a TV transmitter site, radio relay sites, military barracks headquarters and petroleum sites in the previous 24 hours. Despite being hampered by bad weather, the alliance also said in a statement, issued in Belgium, that it had struck artillery and mortar positions, armored vehicles, other equipment and troops in Kosovo.
Nothing is off the target list.
Tanjug reported that missiles struck late Saturday in the Decani region, where the Kosovo Liberation Army has reported it is trying to open a corridor from Albania to supply fighters inside Kosovo. Beta said 20 people were injured, one seriously. NATO jets blasted a railway station Saturday near Kraljevo in central Serbia and fired two missiles at the main highway between Belgrade and Nis, Yugoslav media reported. Witnesses said a NATO missile struck a bridge Saturday in downtown Nis. The bridge over the Nisava river was heavily damaged but did not collapse.