Initial reports said there were no casualties at the barracks, located in a populated area. It was the first reported attack near Klina, located along a major road junction used by Serb forces. At least eight cruise missiles were reported fired from U.S. ships in the Adriatic at about midnight Thursday. U.S. officials confirmed on Friday that B-1 Lancer bombers flew missions against Yugoslavia for the first time on Thursday night. No details on their targets were provided.
Some reports say the men are being herded into camps, stadiums and even being used as human shields.
Weather experts said on Friday that unsettled weather over the Balkans could continue to hamper NATO's bombing campaign during the Easter weekend. Cloud cover has caused constant problems for the NATO force. Friday night was expected to be partly cloudy, but there may be some fog near dawn. Rain is expected for Saturday. In Washington, senior defense officials said on Friday that the Pentagon may is likely to add an aircraft carrier to the Yugoslavia theater.