41.   Two Yugoslav soldiers who were captured in separate incidents last month by the rebel Kosovo Liberation Army were released to Yugoslav authorities.

42.   When their soldiers return, NATO is demanding that the Yugoslav authorities purge soldiers who were involved in atrocities against ethnic Albanians during the Kosovo war.

43.   While the Yugoslav authorities are asking ethnic Albanians to return to their homes, it is less clear where all of them would now be expected to live.

44.   Yugoslav authorities also announced that they had issued arrest warrants for eight leading members of the Kosovo Liberation Army, including three delegates to the peace talks.

45.   Yugoslav authorities apparently believed that the terrible images of the bombing would overwhelm the evidence of their own activities.

46.   Yugoslav authorities blame the rebels for planting a landmine that killed two Serb police a week ago near the boundary between Kosovo and the rest of Serbia.

47.   Yugoslav authorities said investigators were beginning to assemble evidence against the three troops with an eye toward prosecuting them before a military tribunal.

48.   Yugoslav authorities already know where NATO bombs have landed.

49.   Yugoslav authorities accused Albania of aiding the rebels, while Albanian leaders called on NATO to bomb Serb positions on the border.

50.   Yugoslav authorities immediately reported numerous injuries, both inside and outside the embassy, but none of them serious.