The start of the tenth week of Nato air attacks against Yugoslavia coincided with the indictment of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic for war crimes.

The alliance pressed on with its attacks, hitting a wide range of targets and was accused by Belgrade of killing more civilians in its attacks.

At one point, Nato admitted that its aircraft had mistakenly bombed Albanian army forces on the Albanian side of the Kosovo border - an incident witnessed by international journalists.

Diplomatic relations between Nato and Russia appeared strained at the beginning of the week but agreement on critical areas of difference appeared to be on the horizon as the week drew to a close.

Follow week 10 of the Nato campaign in this day-by-day guide to the best of BBC News Online's coverage.

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Nato bombs hit Albania
Nato admits its aircraft mistakenly bombed Albanian army forces on the Albanian side of the Kosovo border.

• Nato bombs apartment block
• Russia hopeful about Kosovo talks
• Chernomyrdin looking for breakthrough
• UK cautious on Kosovo deal
• Why precision bombing goes off course
• Family horror at stray Kosovo bomb

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The BBC's Jeremy Cooke in Albania witnesses another Nato bombing mistake

Nato strikes: Day 69
(31 May)

Nato 'hit old people's home'
Nato planes hit an old people's home at a sanatorium in Surdulica, south-eastern Serbia killing at least 11 people, according to the Yugoslav media.

• Picture gallery: Nato destruction
• Nato is promised "hell" in Kosovo

• UK defends refugee record

Nato confirms bridge attack
Nato says its aircraft carried out an attack on a bridge in the south-central Serbian town of Varvarin, which Yugoslav reports say killed at least 11 civilians.

• Diplomacy leaves Nato unmoved
• Refugee wave hits Italy
• Times reporter hurt in missile attack

Belgrade jails aid workers
Three employees of an Australian aid agency are given heavy sentences for spying, a verdict described as "incomprehensible" by the Australian Government.

• Aid agency plans air drops
• KLA goes on the offensive
• Tough training for Kosovo troops
• US support for strikes slips

• Kosovo talks show glimmer of hope

Nato planes pile on pressure
Nato says it will take advantage of favourable weather to increase the intensity of its bombing raids against Yugoslavia.

Peace mission falters

• Serbs shell Albanian border
• Kosovo's Demaci calls for Nato troops
• Refugees film ethnic cleansing

Nato strikes: Day 65
(27 May)

Chernomyrdin threatens to suspend talks
Balkans envoy Viktor Chernomyrdin says the Nato campaign has set back the US-Russian relationship "by several decades".

• Viewpoint: Negotiating with Milosevic
• Plug pulled on Serb satellite TV
• Belgrade: Indictment is Nato trick

Nato strikes: Day 64
(26 May)

Milosevic accused of massacres
The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia indicts Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic for war crimes on Wednesday and signs his arrest warrant.

• Serbia: Cracks begin to show
  
• Refugees greet Rugova
  
• 12,000 more UK troops for Kosovo
  
• Cook mission to heal Nato rifts
  
• Belgrade puts aid workers on trial
  

Troops boost for Nato
Day-by-day coverage of the ninth week of Nato's air campaign, with links to original stories, transcripts, BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: 'Desertions' hit Serb forces, Nato bombs hospital, Nato hits Kosovo prison, Nato admits bombing KLA, Nato steps up strikes, Serbia's water and power hit, Troops boost for Nato Back to top

Attacks intensify
Day-by-day coverage of the eighth week of Nato's air campaign, with links to original stories, transcripts, BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: Yeltsin threatens talks, Nato to step up action, alliance admits village bombing, ground troops options assessed, Nato differences emerge. Back to top

Chinese embassy hit
Day-by-day coverage of the seventh week of Nato's air campaign, with links to original stories, transcripts, BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: Clinton's call to arms, G8 peace plan agreed, Nato missiles hit Chinese embassy, Chinese protests, China makes peace demands, Serbs report pull-out, Yeltsin threatens talks. Back to top

Russia's push for peace
Day-by-day coverage of the sixth week of Nato's air campaign, with links to original stories, transcripts, BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: Yugoslav Deputy Premier Draskovic fired, Nato strike kills civilians, Belgrade hit by blitz, Nato bomb hits bus, US prisoners freed, 'soft' bomb hits power supply, Kosovo solution 'closer', Clinton's call to battle. Back to top

Nato tightens grip
Day-by-day coverage of the fifth week of Nato's air campaign, with links to original stories, transcripts, BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: Nato hits Milosevic party HQ and residence, Nato missile hits Serbian TV, Montenegro warns of destbilisation, leaders at Nato 50th anniversary summit vow to press on with campaign. Back to top

Refugees hit
Day-by-day coverage of the fourth week of Nato's air campaign, with links to original stories, transcripts, BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: Refugees killed as Nato hits convoys, raids widen across Yugoslavia, US holds Yugoslav prisoner, Nato says ethnic cleansing spreading. Back to top

Nato reinforces
Day-by-day coverage of the third week of Nato's air campaign, with links to original stories, transcripts, BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: Heaviest raids so far, large-scale reinforcements sent for, civilians killed as passenger train hit, Nato ground troops to Albania for relief efforts. Back to top

Refugee exodus
Day-by-day coverage of the second week of Nato's air campaign, with links to original stories, transcripts, BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: Raids intensify with central Belgrade and key bridges hit, refugees pour out of Kosovo creating a massive humanitarian crisis for its neighbours, Serbia seizes three US soldiers. Back to top

Serbia bombed
Full BBC coverage of the first week of Nato's action with links to original stories, transcripts + BBC audio and video reports.
BBC reports include: First raids, reports of scorched earth policy in Kosovo, Nato loses Stealth fighter, refugees tell stories of atrocities, Nato starts round-the-clock air attacks, Russian mediation comes to nothing. Back to top