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Kosovo crisis: Day 61 in pictures

An electricity generating station at Veliki Crljeni, not far from Belgrade, in the aftermath of the latest Nato air-strikes.

A Belgrade baker waits for customers by candle light. Most of the Yugoslav capital has been left without power for the past two days.

After intensified Nato raids, black smoke rises from an industrial area in Smederevo, 55 km east of Belgrade.

Thousands of men have been crossing into Albania, bringing tales of atrocities committed by Serb forces in Kosovo.

The men weep with relief as they leave Yugoslavia behind them, and begin the search for their families.

An ethnic Albanian refugee hangs out her laundry at a camp in Kukes, northern Albania. About 100,000 refugees are camped around the town.

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