2,108 Bodies found in 1999 season of forensic investigation

420 Albanians killed since Kfor/KLA occupation began (Kfor number June 99 through March 00; 400 murdered)

1041 Non-Albanians killed since Kfor/KLA occupation began (number cited in http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/2000/09/03/stifgneur02004.html)

680 Bodies found in 2000 season of forensic investigation

4,249 Total Victims

2.67% less percentage applied those who died natural deaths ( from Spanish )

4,135 Sub-Total Died as result of War

2.67% less percentage applied those who were Yugoslav soldiers 111 Yugslav Soldiers (est)

4,025 Sub-Total excluding Yugoslav soldiers

875 less estimated KLA KIA'd ( high figure is 1,500 low figure is 250)

3,150 Sub-Total Non-Combatants

2,467 Killed by NATO/KLA (breakdown below)

22 Klecka KLA possibly under Agim Ceku (cited as part of 2000 investigation in http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/2000/09/03/stifgneur02004.html)

34 Glodjane KLA possibly under Ramush (cited as part of 2000 investigation in http://www.sunday- times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/2000/09/03/stifgneur02004.html)

50 Orahovac (cited as part of 2000 investigation in http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/2000/09/03/stifgneur02004.html)

68 Markovac KLA under Commander Remi ( cited as part of Remi's forced expulsion of 160,000 civilians on BBC program and in J. Steele Guardian article July 1999)

97 Istok ( Died as a result of 3 days of NATO bombing, Spanish Interview )

39 Kacanik (Albanian loyalists killed by 162nd UCK brigade in mid March; before bombing)

45 Kotlina (Albanian loyalists killed by 162nd UCK brigade before bombing)

70 Velika Kusa ( out of 74 found )

30 Djakovica ( loyalist town, heavily bombed by NATO under KLA direction)

10 Ljubenic ( mixed Albanian-Roma loyalist village)

30 Pec ( out of 65 found, 15 before bombing, mostly wealthly anti-UCK killed, possibly under Ramush'es or Drini's orders)

7 Kosovo Polje ( mixed population loyalist town)

20 Pec bus (Albanians killed by NATO bombs at crossroad)

75 Bedded down for the night

84 Korisa Convoy

5 Pristina (T. Watson witnessed a number of Albanians killed by bombs)

140 Dragoban Cemetary (Non-Albanian)

166 Dragoban Cemetary (Albanians)

4 Rugova (4 hijacked by UCK, 20 additional UCK fighters KIA'd when KLA dropped grenade in hijacked van)

4 Decani (4 members of loyalist militia)

5 Gologovac (killed by UCK in Jan/Feb)

1 Suad Qorraj(allegedly by Ramush in June 1999) Sunday Observer, Sept 10, 2000, by Nick Wood "US 'covered up' for Kosovo Ally" )

420 Albanians killed since Kfor/KLA occupation began (Kfor number June 99 through March 00; 400 murdered)

1041 Non-Albanians killed since Kfor/KLA occupation began (number cited in http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/2000/09/03/stifgneur02004.html)

683 Sub-Total Potential victims of Yugoslav or NATO/KLA forces

78% Percent of Non-Combatants killed by NATO/KLA action

22% Percent of Non-Combatants killed either by NATO/KLA or by Yugoslav forces

See more:

NEW HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH REPORT
Civilian Deaths in the NATO Air Campaign
NEW FIGURES ON CIVILIAN DEATHS IN KOSOVO WAR
(Washington, February 7, 2000) -- About five hundred civilians died in
ninety separate incidents as a result of NATO bombing in Yugoslavia last
year, Human Rights Watch said in a new report released today.

NATO BOMBING OF SERBIA
Crimes against humanity justified as a humanitarian operation