Serbian forces had fired five grenades on the town. Police confirmed artillery attacks on the village of Dobrun near Has, and Drzljevo and Koldet near Stara Tropoja. Some 3,000 new Kosovo refugees have arrived in Macedonia where they were immediately transported by bus to refugee camps by the border. Refugees retold their stories of having to hide for days in the surrounding forest to escape Yugoslav fire. They reported that the dead were left behind.
Officials claim that there are still many more refugees waiting at the border crossing.
According to OSCE spokesperson Andrea Angeli, at the main border crossing Morina, there are long convoys of vehicles coming from the centre of Kosovo. He said that this was the newest arrival of refugees, which continued on from yesterday when some 3,000 refugees, mainly on foot, crossed the Yugoslav-Albanian border. Tanjug reported that even though NATO had struck the refugee centre, there were no casualties. In response to these claims, the NATO army headquarters in Mons, Belgium announced that during last night's attacks NATO aircraft has targeted a munitions warehouse near Paracin and a radio transmitter 30 kilometres from the town. NATO is convinced that during both cases only military targets were hit.