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Nga Lufta ne Kosove bombardimet e NATO ne serbi lajmet e Shteteve Perendimore

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00:00It's a challenge of communicating across this whole different group of people that we've had to face in the past.

00:05In this exercise, the Dutch command the air, Hungarians the land, Swedes the sea.

00:11Non-NATO countries are represented too.

00:13This man is a general from the Ukraine.

00:16The point is to show the world that future peacekeeping alliances need not be all NATO,

00:21and need not be dominated by the U.S.

00:23I think that the whole Yugoslavian situation have learned a lot.

00:29Vindis

00:59The bandits të të të 5 km të të të shkurën.

01:17Të njët me a njëtje njët e 10 dë kohrën.

01:20Itës njët e njët e njët poj mët të 2,500 të njët së rënje.

01:23trésina

01:27jiques

01:30ka

01:31kon moi

01:34jota

01:43jih

01:47Bië

01:50Kapit jumponate mapljone, hanos një�aca u kujendử

01:54nes po dujnu n Inforse challenging një dhe pia zero

01:59të pakme whj band ebri Seze innocence

02:02Nes stafjunj ebri të slotnin ndë luval i djune

02:08gé socij ko dëmi një ebri ndi krak 달in

02:10jin të të të tme dhtë përkuja me ulu

02:12shaut tuk des mosaq

02:14Nenjërënë anëmpoju

02:15Shkohjët uqtos

02:21njërënët

02:25Shkohjët uqtos

02:27Shkohjët uqtos

02:29Shkohjët uqtos

02:32Bolgëtar

02:33Sjënërënë

02:35Shkohjët uqtos

02:37Shkohjët uqtos

02:39Shkohjët uqtos

02:40njërënë

02:41This is the British forces induction to the Balkans.

02:44Their first order is unambiguous and strictly enforced,

02:48no one to leave the building.

02:50Greece is a NATO member, but here in Thessalonica

02:54its allies' colors have to be hidden from public view.

02:57For these soldiers though, their attention is concentrated further north.

03:01Off the coast, anchored anonymously,

03:04a Royal Fleet auxiliary ship laden with battle hardware

03:07waits for Greek permission to dock.

03:09Sajmur s'agri un' mynd inh përta duke IPZI tajem

03:27ntej' nabdo një platnëtni bihinor

03:33sfarhë ër me obje makabet në mërhlasit përta dhe nabdo kape dhe dhe nabdo nabdo m maksy ir nabdoion

03:40Briti baut së p 0.

03:42Paurt nj protik mes 1989n religie

03:45tjote njepšt ka benj jack piff mund tëshil

03:48rådpojnj njeprije njeprjivis njeprjivin s a Col ?

03:50Kaagit njepni njepumt taj pwnit?

03:54Ta ta sa sol transitional kardin që estatua për milowne

03:56THen бр posso fër와 BM tëshed

03:58dhr Testament Tjote du bërja qog rërpoj

04:00Vërn par rodohメen njepolju

04:01na pan baki të konstarž.

04:04As kmand tala pq tëshimlom

04:05If tëshimk skaramant었어요

04:07kua t un pueblo ndë ¯t kolo ndë më ka tんだet

04:12Qonee tn

04:28Graham Lech

04:31Belgradë në dobonet khe estatr?...

04:34Pretsk

04:50etsh lipil kërë m商 Sungri Malik.

04:54Samarit në noutë smiske zuna Blood

04:59Njep tëmio përpojën nate nuë ugeplo t epojitPA mes se listened helt marió o vek essa atëm përpojënmoret,

05:14t exatu ok HARRIK tjende në iš 2.

05:21Fibkar meja zion gram 48 atëmHaedoj se përpoj përpojën念 nate Nice Tmok dobrze 1000 meja kupërümü.

05:29but with 500-pound gravity bombs

05:32that were used in the Gulf War and in Vietnam

05:34for carpet bombing.

05:36Now they may be used to attack big targets

05:38such as sprawling military bases.

05:41The B-52s are the first of about 300 more U.S. planes

05:44joining the NATO force, hounding Yugoslavia.

05:48We will start to attack for more hours,

05:51more targets, and for more directions.

05:55A major focus is fuel.

05:57NATO planes are going back to re-hit refineries and oil depots.

06:02Earlier, Serbian TV played an interview

06:04with the military's head of air defences.

06:07Despite more than five weeks of bombing,

06:09he said the system was still intact.

06:12NATO says it's winning,

06:14but also admitted earlier this week

06:16that Belgrade's integrated air defences are still functioning.

06:20Paul Royal, BBC News.

06:21...so far around this capital,

06:23an eyewitness took these home video pictures.

06:27The smoke trail marked the launch of a ground-to-air missile.

06:37Fifty NATO bombs and missiles landed on or near military targets

06:42during a 12-hour period.

06:44The raids continued through the early hours,

06:46especially around the military airport,

06:49where NATO believed there'd been a build-up

06:51of Yugoslav Air Force planes.

07:00These are the sort of warplanes

07:02NATO has been trying to find and destroy.

07:05The pictures were taken last summer

07:07at Podgorica base during an air force display.

07:10Now the air base has been heavily damaged.

07:12...that any impact has made

07:13on the threat that that poses.

07:16Well, certainly the pictures,

07:18these were being shown on Yugoslav TV,

07:21basically to say that NATO bombing

07:22had not really touched the military capability

07:25of Yugoslav forces.

07:27However, we know that that isn't really the case,

07:30simply because if their surface-to-air missile network

07:32and radar chain was still fully operational,

07:35how come NATO has, in effect, air supremacy?

07:38They're able to operate over Yugoslavia within...

07:41For the fourth time since the campaign began,

07:45Britain has announced an increase

07:46in its commitment to the air war.

07:49Four more Harriers and four more Tornadoes

07:52will join the hundreds of aircraft

07:53already operating in the conflict.

07:57On a morale-boosting visit to HMS Invincible

07:59in the Adriatic,

08:01the Defence Secretary admitted he was buoyed

08:03by the news that splits were appearing

08:05not only within President Belosevic's government,

08:08but also within his army.

08:11But he stressed there'd be no easing down of the campaign.

08:14We believe that air attacks

08:16are both Invincible and...

08:18...was served.

08:29...on the left side of the screen

08:30that are targeted at other aim points.

08:33It's an airfield complex

08:43that occurred on Wednesday, the 28th of April.

08:47The fact that we conducted

08:49this large-scale attack

08:51in addition to increased operations

08:53against fielded forces in Kosovo

08:56reflects our clear intent

08:58to intensify the air campaign.

09:00Air defense radars

09:04and numerous aircraft and helicopters

09:06parked in revetments,

09:08apron areas, and open field areas.

09:11This is the biggest bomb dropped yet,

09:13a 5,000-pound bunker buster

09:15on a tunnel where the Serbs

09:17were believed to be hiding

09:18aircraft and munitions.

09:19If it performed as advertised,

09:21this is what it looked like.

09:24With 10 more B-52s

09:25bound for a forward base in England,

09:27and with 325 more strikes planned for today,

09:30the air war is gathering momentum.

09:33When Serb police tried to set up camp

09:35in this factory,

09:36it was struck

09:37and struck again,

09:39leaving nothing but a smoking ruin.

09:41The Serb military is by no means broken,

09:44but as tanks get picked off

09:45one by one,

09:46and U.S. intelligence officers

09:47see increasing evidence

09:49it is starting to sag.

09:51A prisoner reported, for example,

09:53that seven people

09:54had deserted from his platoon.

09:57My assessment is

09:58that there are increasing morale problems

10:02in the Serb military.

10:03The air war that is lighting up

10:05the Yugoslav night

10:06is costing the U.S. about $40 million a day,

10:09and some precision-guided weapons,

10:11like the air-launched cruise missiles

10:13carried by B-52s

10:14and the satellite-guided bombs

10:16being loaded aboard B-2 stealth bombers

10:18are beginning to run low.

10:20But Pentagon officials say

10:21there is no shortage

10:23of laser-guided bombs,

10:24and just yesterday,

10:25at a port in Germany,

10:26a U.S. ship offloaded

10:28fresh supplies of bombs and missiles

10:30bound for Yugoslavia.

10:32We are not anywhere near running out.

10:34We could fight this

10:34for months and months.

10:36Back at the hour with more.

10:37B-52 heavy bombers

10:40have left Barksdale, Louisiana,

10:42for England loaded

10:43with unguided gravity bombs.

10:45But the Pentagon insists

10:46sending old-fashioned dumb bombs

10:48does not signal

10:49it's running out of smart weapons.

10:51We are not even close

10:53to being out of

10:53precision munitions.

10:55Nevertheless,

10:56the retiring general

10:57in charge of the U.S. Air Combat Command

11:00says B-2 stealth bombers

11:02are critically low

11:03on some of the newest

11:04satellite-guided bombs.

11:05And critics are worried

11:07the Pentagon could run out

11:08of cruise missiles

11:09and other standoff weapons

11:10that afford the greatest safety

11:12to U.S. pilots.

11:14They're going to have to fly

11:15directly over the targets,

11:17encounter surface-to-air missiles,

11:19and anti-aircraft fire.

11:21And that means dead Americans.

11:23So the president

11:24had better get on the stick here

11:25and fill up these ammo coffers.

11:29The Navy says

11:30it has more than enough

11:31cruise missiles

11:32to make up for any

11:33temporary shortfall

11:34in the Air Force.

11:35And while the Pentagon

11:36admits it's low on some

11:37of the newest

11:38precision bombs

11:39and missiles,

11:40it insists it's just

11:41a matter of revving up

11:42the production lines,

11:43which it's doing

11:44for bombs used

11:45by the B-2.

11:46We are now in the process

11:47of tripling

11:50the production rate

11:51from what it was,

11:52and it'll be tripled

11:53very soon.

11:54Meanwhile,

11:54the Pentagon showed

11:55it still has more bombs

11:56it can call on

11:57if needed.

11:58Here,

11:58a 5,000-pound

12:00bunker buster

12:00is dropped

12:01from an F-15

12:02on a tunnel

12:03at the Pristina Airport.

12:04Presumably destroying

12:06aircraft and equipment

12:07trapped deep inside

12:08by previous strikes.

12:10Coming off the target.

12:13Now maneuvering,

12:14making sure

12:15as he's looking out

12:16as well

12:16that he doesn't become

12:17the target himself.

12:19And the bomb

12:19at this stage

12:20is in flight.

12:23It's a direct hit

12:23on the hangar.

12:25There's a secondary explosion

12:26and you can see

12:27some of the material

12:28blowing out of the hangar

12:29as it comes out there.

12:32You can now see

12:33we just freeze the frame there

12:35that the target

12:36has been totally destroyed.

12:41Next clip, please.

12:43This time,

12:44we're looking at the airfield

12:45from a slightly different direction

12:46as I mentioned earlier.

12:48The attacks

12:48that happened previously

12:49were on this part

12:51of the airfield

12:51and an attack

12:53that's already gone through

12:54has hit the dispersal area

12:57and the one we're about to see,

12:58the target marker

12:59linked in the T

13:02of the dispersal area

13:04and apron there.

13:05Again, the crew are manoeuvring,

13:09the pod is tracking the target

13:10and they themselves

13:11are trying to make sure

13:12they don't become the target.

13:14The bombs are in flight

13:16and the two impacts

13:21that you see there

13:22right in the middle

13:23of the target

13:24creating an extensive crater

13:26which will certainly prevent

13:28fixed-wing aircraft

13:29from moving around

13:30at that airfield

13:31for a while.

13:33The next clip

13:34I want to show you

13:35is the Mure rail river bridge

13:38on the border

13:39between Kosovo and Serbia.

13:42Okay, clip please.

13:44There's an alley here

13:45with a distinctive river area here,

13:48wood on this side

13:49and if I can just draw your attention

13:51to a tunnel

13:52which is there

13:53marked at the bottom part

13:55of the screen

13:55and it comes out

13:56this side of the plateau.

13:58The town of Mure

13:59is over here.

14:01The target,

14:02as we'll see it,

14:02is back

14:03to the left-hand side

14:04of the town

14:05so now

14:05we're looking at the tunnel

14:06and now we're looking at the still

14:08from another aircraft

14:09not the attacking aircraft

14:10showing the distinctive picture

14:12of the bridge.

14:14This is the attacking aircraft

14:15locked onto the bridge

14:17at one end.

14:19Again, the manoeuvring,

14:20the pod is slewing

14:21keeping its track

14:22on the target

14:22and the bomb explodes

14:24exactly as where

14:25the crew intended it to.

14:27quite an extensive plume

14:31coming up from that

14:31and as far as

14:34the line of communication

14:35is concerned

14:36that will certainly

14:37be disrupted

14:37over a number of days.

14:41The final target

14:42is a bridge

14:43at Cokingbrod.

14:45At the moment

14:46we're looking

14:46through

14:47the front

14:48of the

14:49tiled pod

14:50of the Harrier crew

14:50probably about

14:52ten miles or so

14:53away.

14:54Quite difficult

14:54to see the target

14:55at this stage

14:55I think you'll agree.

14:57Distinctive dam

14:57at the top

14:58of the screen

14:59and a river

15:00running all the way

15:01through the centre

15:01of the screen.

15:03The pilot

15:04is now starting

15:05to close

15:05with the target

15:06and as he gets closer

15:08he'll be able

15:08to pick out

15:09some damage

15:10which has already

15:10occurred on the bridge

15:11and also

15:12pick out

15:13some of the detail

15:14of the bridge itself.

15:15As we can see here

15:20slight hole

15:22in the middle

15:23of the bridge

15:23and you might

15:24just be able

15:24to make out

15:25the spans

15:25of the bridge

15:26which the pilot

15:27has been able

15:28to pick out as well.

15:31He's now tracking

15:31the centre

15:32of the bridge

15:32starting to manoeuvre

15:35and once again

15:43an explosion

15:44right in the centre

15:45of the bridge

15:45a direct hit

15:46again as a line

15:48of communication

15:49that's an area

15:50that won't be available

15:51for a very long time.

15:54That is a B-52

15:55a gigantic aircraft

15:57used in Vietnam

15:58and of course

15:59in the Gulf War.

16:00Here you see it

16:01I think this is

16:02a practice

16:02in the Nevada desert

16:03but that's what

16:05it would have looked like

16:06going down over Iraq

16:07and if you were

16:08a Serbian infantry battalion

16:11that had been hiding

16:12in a forest

16:12for the last five weeks

16:13and that hits you

16:15I think you'd be

16:16seriously depressed.

16:25...Tirana, Albania.

16:26You know maybe

16:27around Belgrade

16:28right now

16:28they're starting

16:29to look up at the sky

16:30see if they see

16:31parachutes deployed.

16:32The first question

16:33to Shelton

16:34from reporters

16:34after his visit

16:35in Tirana

16:36was one the Pentagon

16:37has been hearing a lot.

16:38when will the Apache

16:40helicopters fly?

16:41The Apaches

16:42are here

16:44and when

16:45they're trained

16:47they're ready

16:47and whenever we decide

16:49it'll be a time

16:50and place

16:50of our choosing.

16:51Shelton wasn't

16:52the only high-ranking

16:53official to visit

16:54troops in Albania.

16:56French Prime Minister

16:57Lionel Jospat

16:58toured a camp

16:59with 300 French soldiers

17:01who arrived in Albania

17:02this week

17:02on a humanitarian mission.

17:04For this building

17:05in downtown Belgrade

17:06let's see that video

17:07please.

17:25Attack against the

17:26Avala

17:27radio relay towers

17:29located just south

17:30of Belgrade

17:31and this video

17:33was also

17:34taken during

17:35the attacks

17:35on Thursday.

17:44The Serb forces

17:45in Kosovo

17:46these included

17:48the Reiro bridge

17:50at Usche

17:51and the Haive bridges

17:52at Kokimbrot

17:54Triestnik

17:55Raschka

17:56and Bistrika.

17:59The following

18:00is an image

18:01of the Bistrika bridge

18:02after our attack.

18:09To add to the squadrons

18:11of heavy bombers

18:12attacking Yugoslavia.

18:14They've been called for

18:15by NATO's

18:15Supreme Commander.

18:17But because America

18:18is running out

18:19of cruise missiles

18:20the B-52s

18:21will be armed

18:22with so-called

18:22dumb bombs

18:23which are not

18:24laser guided.

18:26Fears have been raised

18:27dropping unguided bombs

18:29from high altitude

18:29could mean more

18:31accidental civilian

18:32casualties.

18:33The Americans

18:34have promised

18:35to minimise the risk.

18:37Gary Lloyd

18:37has guided...

18:38Fighters bound

18:39for Yugoslavia

18:39took off

18:40in what is

18:41a round-the-clock

18:42operation.

18:43General Shelton

18:44who had Friday

18:45visited US forces

18:46in Albania

18:47said NATO

18:48had fully anticipated

18:49a long drawn-out campaign.

18:51There's no real

18:52surprise here.

18:53When we went

18:54into this campaign

18:55we knew that

18:55we were going

18:56into an environment

18:59in which we'd have

19:00to be prepared

19:00to do whatever it took

19:01in order for NATO

19:02to prevail

19:02and we're convinced

19:03that we can

19:04and will do that.

19:06What it's taken so far

19:08is about 12,000 sorties

19:10by NATO warplanes

19:11a substantial portion

19:12of those

19:13from Aviano.

19:14We are convinced

19:15that the air campaign

19:16is accomplishing

19:16the objectives

19:17that we set out for it.

19:18We plan to stick

19:19with the air campaign.

19:20We will not be

19:21diverted from that

19:22and our intent

19:23is to prevail

19:24and we feel

19:25that we are confident

19:26that...

19:27An attack

19:27against fielded

19:29artillery gun.

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