May 02, 1999   Civil Issues   NATO bombed power plants During its most recent raids on Yugoslavia, NATO plains unleashed their deadly force on Yugoslavia's power plants. It is reported that most of the country is in darkness, left with no electricity and no water.   Kosovo and Metohia   Engel: Western media stage manage aggression for NATO leaders "Le Monde": Controversial clauses from Rambouillet - occupation of Yugoslavia The proof that there was no excuse for "humanitarian intervention" Britain's Pinter blasts anti-Yugoslav NATO aggression as banditry "The Observer": Propaganda war of the American Embassy in London   Politics   NATO massacres of innocent civilians NATO aggressor attacked civilian facilities last night despite of 60 people massacred in bus at bridge near Luzane American soldiers released Belgrade released three American soldiers as gesture of good will and hope that aggressor's destruction and killing will stop NATO aircraft intentionally target passenger bus in Kosmet NATO aircraft intentionally targeted a passenger bus in Kosovo and Metohija Saturday, according to a majority of British analysts on the occasion of the tragedy of innocent citizens on the bridge in the village of Luzani Harrier downed Yugoslav Army downed al least 3 NATO jets, NATO leaders admit that the plains F-16 and Harrier are downed, damaged B-10 landed on the airport of Skopje Primakov warns of ground intervention Slobodan Milosevic "would never capitulate" while the eventual ground intervention would be a catastrophe for the NATO forces and would initiate even more refugees, Yevgeny Primakov states Scene from hell in Luzane Terrifying scene in Luzane: a part of the burned bus left on the bridge, a part in the river of Lab, parts of bodies, arms, legs scattered all around the place, the picture of carbonized, burned and half-burned bodies, a scene surpassing any idea of hell, hell from the sky came down on Lab and Luzane Gen. Haig again criticizes NATO The reason for the launching of the air strikes against Yugoslavia was concern for the further meaning of NATO's existence, so that he said something was urgently needed to justify that existence, former U.S. secretary of state and NATO supreme commander states NATO raids downtown Kosovska Mitrovica Downtown Kosovska Mitrovica, monastery of Gracanica and agricultural objects in Gnjilane bombed NATO crimes in Yugoslavia cannot be justified Since April 26, NATO planes have killed 76 civilians, On May 1 alone, NATO killed 47 passengers and gravely wounded 16 others on a bus at Luzane near Pristina in Serbia's Kosovo-Metohija province