The night the US bombed a Chinese embassyIt was close to midnight and Vlada, a Serbian engineer, was speeding towards his apartment in Belgrade. He had taken his 20-year-old son out that evening but bombs had started to fall across the Yugoslav capital. The power grid was down and he wanted to get home. Nato, the world's most powerful military alliance, had been pummelling Yugoslavia from the skies since late March to try to bring a halt
