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Weather, air defenses hamper NATO
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NATO says airstrikes have not been
able to stop Serb aggression against ethnic
Albanians
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March 31, 1999
Web posted at: 10:02 a.m. EST (1502 GMT)
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Since airstrikes against Yugoslavia began one week ago, there has only been one day on which NATO pilots have been able to complete all their missions.
Weather has hampered Operation Allied Force, and Serb air defenses are still effective. Pentagon officials acknowledge that, so far, they have not been able to stop what President Clinton has called Serb "atrocities against innocent people."
For details on the obstacles facing NATO, watch these reports from Correspondents Aram Roston and Martin Savidge.
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RELATED SITES:
Yugoslavia:
• Federal Republic of Yugoslavia official site
• Kesovo and Metohija facts
• Serbia Ministry of Information
• Serbia Now! News
Kosovo:
• Kosova Crisis Center
• Kosova Liberation Peace Movement
• Kosovo - from Albanian.com
Military:
• NATO official site
• BosniaLINK - U.S. Dept. of Defense
• U.S. Navy images from Operation Allied Force
• U.K. Ministry of Defence - Kosovo news
• U.K. Royal Air Force - Kosovo news
• Jane's Defence - Kosovo Crisis
Media:
• Independent Yugoslav radio stations B92
• Institute for War and Peace Reporting
• United States Information Agency - Kosovo Crisis
Other:
• 1997 view of Kosovo from space - Eurimage
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