I saw the bridges that had been blown up, the oil refinery that was reduced to scrap and the hospitals and schools where bombs went astray. It was eerie. The oil refinery must have been hit by at least 100 sorties. After the first weeks of the bombing, NATO shifted to economic targets. The humanitarian assistance that the Red Cross can get into Serbia is minuscule compared to the need.
Economic reconstruction is required.
After some years of economic sanctions, the economy was already in a parlous state. Now it is kaput. Many places have no electricity and no water. Many roads are affected. They face a massive rebuilding task and in the meantime they face high levels of unemployment, which will make it difficult for people to cope.