War in the Balkans: Timetable Day 38

Friday 30 April 1999 19:02 EDT

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Friday 30 April

12.05am: Tanjug news agency reports four bombs fired on the village of Zaguzane, two miles from Surdulica in southern Yugoslavia.

1.15am: Yugoslav Interior Ministry and army HQ heavily damaged in Nato attack on Belgrade. Missiles strike Vracar residential district, injuring at least four people.

5.25am: Air raid sirens sound in Podgorica,the Montenegrin capital.

8am: Russian envoy Viktor Chernomyrdin arrives in Belgrade with new peace proposals.

12.00: Paska Juncaj, 61, buried in Tuzi, the first civilian victim of Nato bombing of Montenegro.

All times in BST

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