Yesterday evening the fiercest attacks against Serbia Milosheviç has been locked in a bunker for three days BELGRADE - The house of the Yugoslav president, Slobodan Milosheviç, in Belgrade, a target of NATO air strikes, was plunged into darkness after the hits on the site. Meanwhile, powerful explosions that struck Republic Square in the centre of Belgrade shook the windows of many offices and homes, and black smoke began to rise. Because of the district as well, the Sad Dance has taken on a great wind. The largest telephone tower in the centre of Belgrade was hit. In the city centre, it looked like a quiet night and people were walking around. In the centre of Belgrade, people continued to drink vulgar coffee even after midnight on Friday. New explosions, now in the centre of Belgrade NATO in the centre of Belgrade People noticed late, around 11:00 p.m., the launching device of a missile flying across the dark sky before striking the building of the Yugoslav federation. A few seconds later the hits followed one after another and window panes shattered. Later, an hour after that, a military convoy was hit near the military barracks in the Vračar district. Because of the darkness, it was not possible to see where other bombs fell. The Italian news agency ANSA reported that heavy damage was observed at the Batajnica military complex. NATO forces have since focused on military command centers near Belgrade, as well as on industrial areas around the capital. In the Vrajla district, large flames broke out. NATO has announced that it is now also using "Tomahawk" missiles, which can strike with much greater accuracy than bomber shells. Another district of the metropolis has been targeted in the air raids. The strike was precise. NATO attacks continued after midnight yesterday. BATANICA AVIATION REPAIR BASE, SERBIA BATJNICA AIRFIELD, SERBIA NOVI SAD HELIPORT AND VEHICLE STORAGE DEPOT, SERBIA DANILOVGRAD FACILITY SA-6 SAM SITE, SERBIA (Reuters)

Mejdani, Majko, Hajdaraga, Koçi today in Kukës and Has They will inspect the troops and will send a quantity of aid TIRANA - Kukës (sënd[?]), Krrumë/Has. The Minister of the Interior and the Minister of Defence, together with the NATO leadership, will today inspect the borders with the Yugoslav army at 5:30 in the morning in the direction of vermit[?], as well as the immigration agencies and refugee reception centres. In addition, President Rexhep Meidani, Prime Minister Pandeli Majko, Speaker of Parliament Skënder Gjinushi, and the Ministers of Defence, Luan Hajdaraga, and Public Order, Petro Koçi, as well as the chairs of the parliamentary committees, will visit the northeast today. Yesterday morning, the American ambassador in Tirana, Marisa Lino, and her military adviser, General Miksell[?], visited the border area in Krumë. At Rinas airport, NATO chief for Albania, the Italian General Paolo Forcieri, said that he had come to Albania to deliver a significant amount of equipment needed by the Albanian army to stop refugees from crossing into our territory. During this period of inspections, large movements at the border and rockets launched by Serbian forces were reported.