Serb soldiers ride atop a military vehicle on the main Kosovo-Serbia road.
On Tuesday, in a landscape of grave sites, burned homes, toppled mosque minarets and smashed shops, it became clear just how ferocious that campaign had been. As German soldiers in the NATO force secured the highway running northwest from Prizren and Italian troops moved here southeast from Pec, foreign journalists were allowed into the area for the first time since the Serbian drive began in late March. What they found confirmed refugees' widely reported accounts. Suspected mass graves were located by NATO officials Tuesday on the sites of previously reported massacres in Velika Krusa and Bella Crkva. Residents told reporters of other grave sites, and it seemed certain that many additional sites would be found.